For the second day in a row, the Haughs has been packed full of people enjoying Turriff Show.
The popular annual event, run by the Turriff District Agricultural Association, is this year celebrating its 160th anniversary.
The biggest two-day agricultural show in Scotland kicked off yesterday with thousands turning out to enjoy the packed programme of events.
From cooking demonstrations and live entertainment, to hundreds of exhibitor stands offering local produce, drinks and crafts, there truly was something for everyone.
And, of course, more than 1,500 livestock classes across the whole show.
Today, the main events were the grand parades of cattle and Clydesdale horses – described as one of the best displays of livestock in Scotland.
Our photographer Kenny Elrick/DC Thomson was in Turriff to capture all the best moments from day two of the event.
Left to right are brothers Finlay (8) Ruairidh (5) and Tristan Passe (7)
Maisie MacDonald (3) and Beth Finnie (9) enjoying the day out.
Arran MacDonald (6)
Left to right is Angus (5) and Ada Insch (4)
Left to right Callan Davidson (2) Elise Davidson (3) and granddad Mike.
Youngster enjoys feeding the sheep.
Sandie Main (10) taking part in the dog show.
The dog show judging taking place.
Highland dancers perform on stage.
Left to right is Mali-Jai Fielding (6) and Georgia Walls (6)
Left to right is Murray wood (8) and Allan Alston (10)
Visitors enjoy looking at all the artwork on show.
Shopping for unique treasures at the stalls.
Ice creams and smiles at the Turriff Show.
Picture-perfect moments at the Turriff Show.
It was a very busy second day at the Turriff Show.
Murray Wood (8)
Four-legged friends joining the fun at the Turriff Show.
There were fun rides for all to enjoy.
Farmers and their sheep.
Maggie Finnie (6)
Relaxing and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.
Dogs enjoying their special treatment.
Enjoying family time at the Turriff Show.
Making memories together at the Turriff Show.
British Show Jumping.
Youngsters enjoying the show.
Showing sheep that have been cared for across generations.
Best tractors on show.
Cattle flaunting their colorful decorations.
Decorated horse at the Grand Parade.
Groups of dogs enjoying the Turriff Show together.
Gracie Simpson (7) with Dixie and Milo.
Emily (9) and Harry Windsor (3)
Allan Alston (10)
Archie Swanston (4)
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Gallery: One of the best livestock displays in Scotland at day two of Turriff Show
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