A Norfolk event reached new heights over the weekend, with 10,000 people in attendance and a jam-packed programme of activities.
The Balloon Festival took place in Old Buckenham Country Park, near Attleborough, from Friday to Sunday.
It was the fourth year of the event and visitors enjoyed watching hot air balloon flights and dazzling evening night glows, with some changes to the schedule due to weather conditions.
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There was lots to do on the ground, including dinosaur shows, live music, funfair rides, bouncy castles and a makers' market.
Refreshments were provided by 20 street food vendors, with sweet and savoury options, alongside a bar and a barbecue.
Ben Devlin, country park owner, said: "We had around 10,000 people at the site over the weekend and I am really proud of what we achieved.
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"The response has been overwhelming and visitors said it was great value for money.
"It felt like another step up from last year."
The 2025 Balloon Festival dates will be announced soon.
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