Pictures and video: David Cameron keeps his promise to Royal Welsh Show
[gallery] Prime Minister David Cameron kept his election promise and returned to the Royal Welsh Showground today.
He was the first serving British Prime Minister to visit the Royal Welsh Show last July and vowed to come back again this year if he won the election when he launched the Welsh Election Manifesto in April.
But this time Mr Cameron had brought his family and after the cameras and media had left him, they were going to enjoy the sights and sounds of the showground in Llanelwedd near Builth Wells alone.
His swift visit began with a helicopter flight in to Powys, and a private visit to the food hall filled with high quality producers.
The first public stop was at the sheep hall where Show Director Harry Fetherstonhaugh and Secretary of State for Wales Stephen Crabb escorted Mr Cameron, as he visited the sheep pens and had a look at some animals.
The show, which is the pinnacle of British Agriculture, is packed with producers from all over the country, showing off their high quality wares.
Among the local producers was Radnor Hills Mineral Water Ltd based at Heartsease in Knighton. Sales Executive Adam Pearson was promoting the company's premium presse, fruit juice with carbonated spring water which has been on the market for about 18 months.
Radnor Hills Mineral Water Ltd is also an official sponsor of the Royal Welsh Show this year.