I have never been before but i have heard they have rabbits thereI was talking to a friend of mine today about this and she said there will be lots of different rabbit breeds there on show. I've never been, but apparently it is huge, not just agricultural or about sheep and cows, lots of events, plants too, so may get me making a visit this year.
It's past midnight, sowwwwwy.When is it? I've never been to a show like that. Maybe I could come down an join you. Or are there many plants for sale, too?
Edit: I should click on the link to find out about the date, shouldn't I.
I can't imagine there will be a big horticulture area as there is so much other, 'country life' type stuff to fit in, but it might be interesting.Am just waiting for my lemsip to kick in then I am off for some kip ( unless my cold has other ideas). The show is at the end of the month, will need to check myself!:lol: Really don't know too much about it as never been, but just happened we were talking about it today on the way up to Hampton Court. I will try and find out a bit more and let you know, then you can decide whether you think it's worth the entrance.
I haven't been to a show like that in years. Don't think I could bring myself to go to one now I am a bunny person.
If it's the sort of place that Fur And Feather will be having a stand then that's a definite no go.
They keep bunnies in tiny display cages
. Whilst i would love to see lots of different buns, I don't want to see them as exhibits; I get much more enjoyment from seeing buns lose and running around. I don't want this to sound contravertial or a sweeping generalisation, but I think buns are mostly perceived to be just a problem or food for most country folk, because there livelihoods depend on the land in one form or another. I fully understand that, but although I would love a rural life, my buns will always be pets and never pests.
) nothing wrong with either but if you dont like seeing animals exibited theres not any point in going.....
