Deferred to autumn this year instead of high summer, high winds caused initial concern but the weather held for our annual multicultural festival which filled the park with punters from near and far.
Whilst youngsters headed for the skating rink and the rodeo bull, exotic aromas and music attracted others to the many stalls and stage performances.
Ellesmere Youth Project performed their original song and dance routines at the Abbeyfield festival and other venues over the summer.
Pictures of local residents enjoying themselves at Abbeyfield Festival 2007.
The second installment of photos from the Abbeyfield Festival 2007.
The Messenger received several comments about the festival. Here are a couple from local residents.
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