People turned out in their masses for the annual Hemsby Lifeboat Day.
The day's events kicked off at 9.30am with a procession of 40 Harley-Davidsons following the Hemsby Broads Lifeboat to the lifeboat station.
Visitors on Sunday were then treated to a bar in the form of a double decker bus, and a display of lifeboats from Gorleston, Caister and Hemsby.
There was also live music from a resident DJ, live bands and R'n'B singer Gabz from Britain's Got Talent.
'We had a brilliant day and lots of people came down,' said Gerard Roadley-Battin, second coxswain at Hemsby Lifeboat.
'These events rely on good weather and, despite a couple of menacing black clouds, fortunately the weather held up and it was a chance to show off the boats from our area.
'We've been going for 41 years now and this remains a major fundraising day.'
£12,700 was raised, which will go towards the station.
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