Volunteers who moved a church flower festival from July to avoid a repeat of last year's heatwave have been pressing ahead as temperatures soar.
Almost 40 displays are on show at St Nicholas Church in Dersingham, near King's Lynn, from Thursday, September 7 until Sunday, September 10.
Villager Anne Hynde said: "We started prepping on Monday.
"It's usually in July but last year we moved it to September so we wouldn't have a heatwave.
"But then God does things in his own time."
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The event is believed to have been held at the towering 15th century church, on Manor Road, for around 50 years.
Retired florist Yvonne Fuller, 73, has been putting on displays for 29 of them.
"Every year I say that's it, I'm not going to do another one," she said. "And then I say OK, yes I will."
Displays are all on a musical theme, inspired by songs and shows.
The church is open from 10am - 4pm, Thursday to Saturday and 12-noon - 4pm on Sunday.
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