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Eye Show 2008

From: 24 August 2008

To: 25 August 2008

As well as these main displays there are many other attractions and activities, making the 2008 show the biggest and best yet.

The main displays are as follows:-

The Blades
Christian Moullec's Microlight & Formation Geese
The Tigers Freefall Parachute Display Team
German Daredevil booked for Eye Show
The Sheep Show Dog Dancing with Richard Curtis

10am - 7pm
Admission: Adults £8.50 : Children £4 : FREE PARKING

Gun Dog Displays • CJ's Falconry Display • Heavy Horse Displays • Sheep Dog Demonstration •

Steam & Vintage Working Exhibits • Forestry Arena with Tree Cutting & Climbing Demonstration •

BBC Radio Suffolk • Armed Forces Interactive Displays • Historic Cars • Helicopter Pleasure Flights •

Horse Show • Local Bands • Military Vehicle & Fire Engine Displays • Long Netting with Brian Brinded •

Sheep Racing • Horse & Hounds Parade • Off Road Driving Challenge • Western Riding Display •

Pony Club Competitions • Rugby 7's • Flower Show • Fun Fair • Icelandic Horse Display •

Great Shopping and much much more!

For further information please see Eye Show website;-

http://www.eye-show.org.uk/

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