Thousands of people have flocked to north Norfolk the village of Worstead for an annual festival which has been running for more than 50 years.
There was live music, rural craft demonstrations, animals, classic cars, military vehicles, medieval village, a flower show and much more going on in a central paddock and Worstead church.
Matthew Wright, chairman of the festival committee, said profits from the event were pumped back into the village and projects in surrounding areas, and after last year's festival alone £18,500 was given away.
He said: 'This is such a tradition and the community spirit has been great. We get a lot of donations so we've been awfully lucky.'
Margaret Gilham and Susan King from the Worstead Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers were among those doing demonstrations at Worstead church.
Mrs King said: 'The whole history of the village revolves around the weaving and spinning industry. In medieval times, what they produced was more valuable than gold.'
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