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Appearing at Brampton Plough Day and Country Fayre

New this year Mini Donkeys for Wellbeing 

Lowestoft Dog Agility Dog Display Team

 

The Lowestoft Dog Agility Display Team is the oldest dog display team in the UK. We travel East Anglia (and occasionally beyond!) on our mission to entertain.

Fast paced races, obedience, fire jumps and tricks our displays really have it all!

The team is made up of different sizes and breeds dogs and features them tearing through tunnels, weaving poles, racing over a series of jumps and performing spectacular fire jumps. A mix of superb skills, breath-taking high- speed stunts and humorous presentation provides a must see show.


Music at Brampton Plough Day and Country Fayre

The Lowestoft Longshoremen

Sea Shanty Songs and Songs of the Sea

 

Based in Lowestoft, The Longshoremen are a group of 15 members. Originally formed over 20 years ago to preserve the history of shanty singing and the local fishing industry, the group has gone on to perform at venues all over East Anglia and beyond.


Joining us this year: Otters Pocket 

The ultimate Suffolk Soul experience! Bringing you the magic of live Soul and Northern Soul music. Otters Pocket is a 6-8 piece band performing Soul, Northern Soul and Motown covers.

Steam engine display

 

This year we are delighted to announce that we have a 1913 Fowler K7 Ploughing Engine at the show. This powerful machine will be demonstrating mole draining, a method of agricultural drainage, which involves creating underground channels to improve soil drainage and prevent waterlogging. The Fowler K7 was specifically designed for this purpose.


Lowestoft Signing Choir 

 

Founded in 2003, the Lowestoft Signing Choir raises Deaf Awareness in the local community, and promotes the use of British Sign Language, through performances of popular songs, hymns and carols in sign language.

Meet these magnificent Suffolk Punches and watch them ploughing 


We are so excited to welcome Hazel and John to this years event with their beautiful Suffolk Punches.

They have five Suffolks in total that they have trained themselves. They do mainly agricultural turnout with wagons or farm implements at shows, country fairs etc. They have also have done weddings and funerals with a dray.

 Hazel tells me that they hope to be bringing 10 year old Pickworth Foxglove and 9 year old Whitton Thomas. Both are registered Suffolk Punches, a breed that is on the critically endangered list with the Rare Breeds Trust. Fox and Tom have worked together before but haven’t done an awful lot of ploughing.