A village parade, fancy dress competition and stalls full of goodies all helped mark Overstrand's celebrations for the Diamond Jubilee.
The festivities began in the village with a parade, including a boat, making its way down from Ivy Farm to the village sports ground in the afternoon,
On the sports ground a selection of home-made cakes and food was on offer, alongside sporting activities for children and a variety of stalls.
A selection of royal faces also lined up for the fancy dress and scarecrow competitions.
Kerry Barker, 27, from Overstrand, whose daughter two-year-old Evie-Rose Kimp, was awarded second place in the fancy dress competition, said: 'We are really pleased with how many people have come and were involved in the procession as well.'
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