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Vehicles
and tanks, troops, the Prince of Wales Parachute Regiment team a and
naplam strike from Viet Cong reenactors were all action events in the
main arena on Sunday. There were a record number of day visitors and the girls at the front desk of the
Hop Farm were entirely inundated with people desperate to take part in
the last day of the show. It was a day of celebrations, unusual and amazing
events, and of course the prize giving for the vehicle classes.
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First
of all though, it was time for some more arena action...
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Manoeuvring
the vehicles safely into the arena...
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The
view from atop a tank...
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Troops
waiting to be called up
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The Prince
of Wales Parachute Regiment, sponsored by Shepherd Neame, "drop in"
to say hello...
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The GIs are
relaxing again before another napalm strike, and the Viet Cong are back,
making trouble once more...
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Beltring -
finally hot and dusty again, like every year since 1988, sees the final
capture of those pesky Vietnamese boys...
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