SHEEP, PONIES AND DRESSED STICKS - A TALE OF EGGLESTON SHOW From: The Northern Echo | Date: September 18, 2006 | Copyright 2006 The Northern Echo. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

GREY clouds threatened to put a dampener on the 131st Eggleston Agricultural show on Saturday, but in the end, fine weather accompanied an impressive turnout of entries.The show was held at Streatlam Farm, Stainton Village, near Barnard Castle.Secretary of Eggleston Agricultural Society George Lawson, who manned the Public Address system all day, said he was happy with his 19th show in charge."The whole day has gone very well, it's always nice to see it go without a hitch, " said Mr Lawson. "...

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