Several people travelled from all over Yorkshire to take part in the World Gurning Championships, at the Crab Fair in Egremont, Cumbria on Saturday, September 21.
Hannah Patten, 35, from Leeds, Millie Douce, 31, from Sherburn in Elmet, and Thom Lyne 40, from Leeds, all entered the competition at the world's oldest fair.
Guinness World Record holder, Tommy Mattison, won the World Gurning Championships for the 19th time.
Hannah Patten, 35, from Leeds, Millie Douce, 31, from Sherburn in Elmet, and Thom Lyne 40, from Leeds, all entered the competition at the world's oldest fair.
Guinness World Record holder, Tommy Mattison, won the World Gurning Championships for the 19th time.
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02:18we'll just have a little bit of a topic for the girls I know you're getting
02:23emotional Richard tell me the 19 times it's you know I think there's only
02:2840 others probably got more world titles during the morning isn't it yeah I'm so
02:33happy to win it again I know you think I've won enough but I'm so pleased once
02:38again and thank you everyone in Egmonton I hope you had a fantastic time at the
02:42fair this year well what a great job come on Tommy Lansing Eggman's
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