Hundreds
flock to Clarence Park for the Bank Holiday gala!
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sunny May Day Bank Holiday brought hundreds of people out to Clarence Park
for the 16th Annual Wakefield Gala organised by the city's Rotary Club.
Making a
guest appearance at the Gala was the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's
Lancaster bomber. Sixty-years-old but still flying high, the Avro-Lancaster
PA474 (now named the City of Lincoln) never saw action in World War Two.
However, the aircraft has the markings of a Lancaster from 61 Squadron
which flew over 100 missions over Germany. It is one of only two Lancaster
in the world that can still fly.
Much nearer
to the ground the crowd was entertained by a couple of very clever sheepdogs
who made it their business to round up not only geese and ducklings but
children. Then there were the majorettes, the marching band and much more
as well as all the fun of the fair.
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National Museum of Photography,
Film and Television,
Bradford
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