Classic cars, historical re-enactments and a woodland walk punctuated by Spring-time flowers provided a memorable day for thousands of people at Langley Daffodil Day Craft and Country Fair.

More than 2,000 people descended on Langley School in Loddon for their special country event featuring dance troupes, marching bands, bird of prey demonstrations, hundreds of vintage machines and demonstrations by the fire service.

But the main draw on Sunday came from the chance to peruse the 100-acre park and experience the bunches of yellow daffodils announcing that Spring had arrived.

Headmaster of Langley School, Dominic Findlay, said this year's event was his fifth country fair and was set to raise �750 for the EDP We Care Appeal.

He said: 'We had fantastic day. There was an hour of low cloud and deep fog but the sun soon burned it off and we had well over 2,000 visitors.

'We had a number of free events including Viking renactments, dog agility, 200 vintage tractors, a steam engine, an ice rink and quad bikes.

'Each year it is growing and progressing. It is a great advantage for the school because it gives us the chance to show people that we are here - I even managed to show some prospective pupils around on the day.'

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