There was plenty to see and do at this year’s Mylor May Fair with maypole dancing and a big boost for playing field funds.
Children from Mylor School opened the event with their annual dance around the maypole to the delight of the large crowd.
Attractions on the day included a bouncy castle, go-carts, Zumba dancing, cream teas, a barbecue, gig rowing, and many other attractions and stalls.
The ‘Zorb’ balls however had to stay locked in a car just in case a gust of wind carried an unwary fun seeker into the creek.
Chair of the Mylor Playing Field committee, Michael Willmore said the pupils from Mylor school did a wonderful job entertaining the crowds with maypole dancing, and despite some apprehension about the weather, and a small shower and chilly wind, the worst held off for the afternoon.
He added that while the final tally was not yet complete the event raisd in excess of £3,000 for the upkeep of the playing fields and the playing field’s refurbishment.
And that a big thank you should be said to all those that volunteered and helped, and all those who came to the fair and helped make it such a success.
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