Thank You, Somersham!

It’s hard to imagine that it’s almost a month since the 2014 Somersham Carnival Week ended.

Thankfully, the day was sunny – unlike the following weekend which was ruined by torrential rain.

The Carnival Committee would like to say a HUGE ‘Thank You’ to all of the organisations, businesses, community groups, and individuals, who kindly, and most generously, offered their time, expertise, services, and prizes. We would also like to thank all of the people who attended and supported the events that ran during Carnival Week.

Your support helps to ensure that Somersham Carnival continues to not only run, but to grow too.

As the memories of Carnival Week get further and further away, we’ve compiled a selection of photographs, kindly supplied by JLC Photography Ltd. What was your favourite part? Tell us in the comments space below.

Enjoy!

Tossing the Caber was very popular at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

For some, these were the first time that they had tried particular sports. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

Rosette winner at the Somersham Carnival Novelty Dog Show 2014. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

2014 Somersham Carnival Princess Rachel Daniels (seated) with Attendants Eve Scrivener (right) and Emma Phipps (left). Photo: JLC Photography Ltd

The Best In Show winner, with owners, at the Somersham Carnival Novelty Dog Show 2014. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

Mixed netball made for a competitive game at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

A rosette winner with owner at the 2014 Novelty Dog Show. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

Rosette winners in the ‘Dog and Owner Fancy Dress’ category of the 2014 Somersham Carnival Novelty Dog Show. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd

Happy rosette-winning dog with owner at the Novelty Dog Show. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

Rosette winners at the Somersham Carnival Novelty Dog Show 2014. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

Rosette winner at the ‘common woof games’. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

Neville Diss of ND’s K9 Academy, presents the Best In Show dog, with the Christine Caston Memorial Cup to the winner’s owners at the Novelty Dog Show 2014.

Tossing the Caber was very popular at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

Stunt bikes and skaters joined together to demonstrate or try out new skills at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

A Commonwealth Carnival Day wouldn’t be complete without Her Majesty.

Some got very competitive at tossing the caber at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

A rosette winning dog with owners at the 2014 Novelty Dog Show. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

Ballroom, freestyle and rock ‘n’ roll dancing were taught in The Victory Hall to those at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited

Two rosette winning dogs with their owners at the Novelty Dog Show 2014. Photo: JLC Photography Ltd.

If you’ve ever wanted to train for the run and jump over obstacles whilst looking like a jellyfish sport, then your luck was in at the Community Commonwealth Games. Photo: JLC Photography Limited