INQUISITIVE youngsters were able to feel what it is like to be drunk - without a drop of booze passing their lips!
They experienced the effects alcohol can have on the brain - by wearing special simulation glasses.
It was just one of a range of interactive sessions for young people held at this week's Cheshire Show by a joint operation mounted by the county's firefighters and police officers.
"The Cheshire Show is a high profile event," said chief fire officer Steve McGuirk. "Working in partnership with the police, we can maximise the impact of our work to improve community safety."
A computer-based fire safety programme gave teenagers the chance to test their knowledge.
The impact road traffic collisions can have on families was also clearly demonstrated.
Chief constable Peter Fahy, said: "The joint exhibition gives people a real insight into the range and depth of the work the emergency services deliver.
"The Cheshire Show provides a real opportunity for officers to listen to the views of the public and show them how passionate they are about the service they deliver."
A new midi fire engine and a vintage steam-driven fire engine were just some of the many exhibits.
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