Через 20 лет после благотворительного дня в аэропорту Саутгемптона, где корова паслась в терминале ради сбора средств на борьбу с раком

It is 20 years since the concourse of Southampton Airport was turned into an unlikely pasture of hope, reverberating not to the roar of jets, but ro the sound of guitars and a rather large cow. It is two decades ago that all 1,200 members of staff at the Eastleigh terminal pulled out all of the stops to see a charity appeal take off. The special 'Daisy Day' was organised as part of the ambitious BBC Daisy Appeal, a huge fundraiser that aimed to raise £1 million for the Wessex Cancer Trust by the following April. Travellers were greeted with unbridled fun and frolics, including a live morning broadcast by Radio Solent presenter Mike Powell, who presented his show live from the airport. BBC Radio presenter Dominic Busby was also on hand to speak with the airport's Jan Halliday and Jane Carley from the Wessex Cancer Trust. The most interesting image of the day was - without doubt - that of Daisy the Cow, who seemed to graze right inside the terminal alongside fundraiser Debbie Chalk. Elsewhere, the fundraising was wide and varied, with a sponsored row from a local fire crew, a flight auction and a 'guess the baby' competition. Music came from the Clean Briefs, featuring Eddie Voller and Alan Knight, with the duo performing live after having released a charity single to mark the appeal. Additionally, volunteers such as Adriana Kolano and Janet Fraser helped satisfy needy sweet tooths by helping to sell appropriately daisy-themed cakes, biscuits and packets of seeds to raise money for the charity's coffers too. If you have any memories of this fantastic fundraising day, then please submit any information in the comments below or by emailing [email protected].