Evolution, a Charolais cattle beast from Silver Stream at Greenpark, near Tai Tapu, Christchurch, is washed at the Upper Clutha A and P Show by Sarah Collins, of Christchurch. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
Evolution, a Charolais cattle beast from Silver Stream at Greenpark, near Tai Tapu, Christchurch, is washed at the Upper Clutha A and P Show by Sarah Collins, of Christchurch. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
From left, Bella Nolan and Lucy Kissling (both 14), of Mount Aspiring College, rug up on a rainy Friday morning at the Upper Clutha A and P Show yesterday. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
From left, Bella Nolan and Lucy Kissling (both 14), of Mount Aspiring College, rug up on a rainy Friday morning at the Upper Clutha A and P Show yesterday. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
Glammies judges (from left) Keith Fisher, Richard Loe, Alison Shanks and Graham Hawkes, at the Beef and Lamb tent. Photos by Marjorie Cook. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
Glammies judges (from left) Keith Fisher, Richard Loe, Alison Shanks and Graham Hawkes, at the Beef and Lamb tent. Photos by Marjorie Cook. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
New Zealand Army Band musicians (from left) Sergeant Tyme Marsters, Private Kevin Hickman and Private Ross Yorkstone, of the New Zealand Army Band, perform at the show. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
New Zealand Army Band musicians (from left) Sergeant Tyme Marsters, Private Kevin Hickman and Private Ross Yorkstone, of the New Zealand Army Band, perform at the show. : Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
Rain goes away so band can play at A and P show
Country, town and city folk united at the 74th annual Upper Clutha A and P Show in Wanaka yesterday, with Christchurch earthquake evacuees joining...