The party was opened by the Rev. Henry Morris, vicar of Madeley, who is seen here chatting to Kate.
Kate had put a lot of work into her 'archaeology and history' display, which (thanks to display boards loaned by Pete and Dawn) proved a very popular attraction and talking point.
Entertainment included egg-and-spoon races for children...
...and for adults...
...there was also a three-legged race, which was won in allegedly controversial circumstances by Paul and Dan. There were also a number of games generously provided by Grant, who is seen here at a moment of crucial concentration during an epic game of Jenga.
There was also a very amusing game of musical chairs...
...meanwhile BBC Radio Shropshire dropped in, and spoke to Jo about bunting and Kate about history.
All in all it was a lovely day.
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