The massive fire can be seen in dramatic film materials on social media that attracts thousands of visitors
A huge fire torn through the tents and stands, which belongs to travelers on the Appleby Horse Fair in Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria.
The massive fire, which also devoured a van, shows dramatic social media film material from the event that attracts thousands of visitors.
In a clip divided into YouTube, the fire can be seen as a white van cuts in the corner of a field as well as a stand and a number of tables.
The video shows that the police arrive at the crime scene and firefighters who are in horror to apply present. Now report that the fire is under control.
The event was created in the 1770s with sheep, cattle and horse retailers to sell their shares. In the 1900s it had developed into a meeting that has become very popular with travelers since then.
A popular part of the event is that people wash their horses in the river and ride them in the water, what the traveling influencer Martina Wright, who has 200,000 followers on social media, gave advice.
She said: “There are so many people who would go to Appleby to get a horse, but to be honest, not every horse will just go and swim.
“Make sure you can swim too, but I always stay on horses that I know from swimming.