Craftsmen turn heads at Wodonga Show | PICTURES

By Mark Mulcahy
Updated March 31 2014 - 7:53am, first published 12:00am
Yackandandah’s Charlie Smith-Allen, 8, and brother Paddy Smith-Allen, 5, checking out some army weaponry.
Yackandandah’s Charlie Smith-Allen, 8, and brother Paddy Smith-Allen, 5, checking out some army weaponry.
Eabha Pilkington, from Wodonga, cuddles a fluffy, white rabbit. Pictures: DYLAN ROBINSON
Eabha Pilkington, from Wodonga, cuddles a fluffy, white rabbit. Pictures: DYLAN ROBINSON
Lily, 5, and Darcy Nicholls, 3, with Kris Masters from Wodonga.
Lily, 5, and Darcy Nicholls, 3, with Kris Masters from Wodonga.
Scott and Maryanne Finemore from Jindera.
Scott and Maryanne Finemore from Jindera.
A girl runs past as an equestrian rider practices.
A girl runs past as an equestrian rider practices.
Jessica and Graeme Cook from Sandy Creek.
Jessica and Graeme Cook from Sandy Creek.
Woodworker Ed Kilo has been making items for over 25 years. Pictured with some of his wooden cars.
Woodworker Ed Kilo has been making items for over 25 years. Pictured with some of his wooden cars.
Frank and Debra Monk from Yarrawonga.
Frank and Debra Monk from Yarrawonga.
Grace and Sophie Black from Yackandandah.
Grace and Sophie Black from Yackandandah.
Jack, Dean and Charlotte Sidebottom from Wodonga.
Jack, Dean and Charlotte Sidebottom from Wodonga.
Wodonga's Chloe Donovan with a friendly goat.
Wodonga's Chloe Donovan with a friendly goat.
Woodcrafters president Doug Malsem with his piece “Have a ball”.
Woodcrafters president Doug Malsem with his piece “Have a ball”.

THERE was plenty for the older and younger generations to see at the Wodonga Show and Rural Lifestyle Fair on Saturday.

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