Watching the sheep being judged. Picture: James Mackenzie.
THOUSANDS of people made their way to Muir of Ord earlier in the week for the biggest agricultural event in the north.
The Black Isle Show opened with a preview evening on Wednesday which helped set the scene for the main event the following day.
In addition to livestock judging and show jumping, there were flower and produce events and sideshows.
Nina Gritter, Becky Hindley, Kirsty Smith and Vicki Kay. Picture: James Mackenzie.
Many businesses and traders took the opportunity to show their wares at trade stands with thousands of pounds worth of deals being done on everything from agricultural machinery to farming and livestock supplies.
Our photographers were there on both days mingling with the crowds and capturing images to remember the event.
Have a look and see if you can recognise anyone you know – or perhaps even spot yourself.
Carey Saunders, Debbie McKenzie, Devon Walton, Alex McKenzie and Josh McKenzie. Picture: James Mackenzie.Ellie Maclean. Picture: James Mackenzie.Sandy Taylor, Juliet Roy and Gary the collie. Picture: James Mackenzie.Emily Robertson and Kian Bremner. Picture: James Mackenzie.Jamie Rosie, Shannon Ryrie, Harley and Luna Rosie. Picture: James Mackenzie.Duncan McCallum, Moira Gordon, Lynn Macarthur, Lorna Campbell, Anne McCallum, Jaynie Milne and Andrina Milne. Picture: James Mackenzie.Bobby Mackay, Jen Macdonald, Emma Hart, Juta Campbell. Stephanie Watson, Elle Hart, Kalaila Crawford, Andie Mackay and Robert Frazer. Picture: James Mackenzie.Sarah Pocock, Siobhan West, Ronan Melens, Chloe Macleod, Imma Terranova, Gregor Pocock, Lachlan and Ewan Pocock. Picture: James Mackenzie.The queue to get in to the Black Isle Show. Picture: James Mackenzie.Stuart and Gunn Family Picture : Reece Paton.Rose Family. Picture: Reece Paton.Alisha Murray, Olivia Dudley, Emma Horne, Ellie Horne. Picture: Reece Paton.Damo Bogle, Sandy Horne, Harvey Stewart, Alsiha Murray, Olivia Dudley, Emma Horne, Ellie Horne. Picture: Reece Paton.
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