Hundreds of people flocked to Bardwell Windmill this weekend for the 11th annual Steam Threshing Day.
The event, held earlier today, saw a huge variety of vintage tractors, cars and steam engines for visitors to look at, as well as raffles, stalls, and plenty of fairground rides to keep youngsters entertained.
This year’s instalment, however, was held in special recognition of a long-term supporter of the event.
Maurice Ruffles, who died recently, had a vast knowledge of the workings of a threshing machine and the 2017 event was dedicated to him.
With the weather being kind to organisers, visitors were also able to take a guided tour of the windmill.
And as well as the engines on site, everyone was kept well-fuelled throughout the day thanks to freshly baked bread and a tasty hog roast.
Last year, almost £5,000 was raised from the Threshing Day, with all proceeds spent on the maintenance of the landmark windmill.
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