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Food event celebrates local food.


THIS year's Fell Gather event attracted more than 4,000 people keen to learn more about Cumbrian farming and food.

Organised by the Cumbria Farmer Network, last Saturday's show brought together livestock livestock

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 demonstrations, food and craft producers at Mitchell's Lakeland Livestock Centre for its second year.

Norman Brayton from the organising team said: "We wanted Fell Gather to celebrate local food and farming and to show people how their food starts out with farmers and the land.

" Visitors had an opportunity to make butter, milk goats, handle chicks, see shearing demonstrations and, of course, taste and buy a huge range of Cumbrian food produce so I hope that we really made those practical connections for people." The provisional Temporary; not permanent. Tentative, contingent, preliminary.

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 date for next year's event has been Saturday, June 12..

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ATTRACTION Children feed goats at this year's Fell Gather event organised by the Cumbria Farmer Network.
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Publication:The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Date:Jun 26, 2009
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