Crowds have swarmed Cromer for fun and festivities as the town’s carnival is reaching full swing.
Events kicked off on Friday with the extremely popular beer and cider festival being "the best attended so far" according to Tony Ship, chairman of the carnival.
Sunday saw the carnival royal family church service and the crowning of Miss Cromer on the pier forecourt.
Mark Stuckey, from the BBC’s The Repair Shop and who also runs a radio repair shop in the resort, crowned Miss Cromer.
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As the week has progressed, so has the variety of events held across the town, with the record breakers, knobbly knees and glamorous granny competitions providing family fun for all.
There was also a classic car, motorbike and trike show and wrestling in the marquee that drew in crowds of excited enthusiasts.
On Monday, there was the Cromer classic waiters and waitresses competition and race.
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The town is now gearing up for Wednesday's parade and carnival field family fun.
Mr Ship said of the festivities so far: “It has been equally as busy as last year; the evening events have been especially popular.
“The town is filled with people on their holidays, we may have lost a few people to the beach as the weather has been so good.
“We are expecting to see around 8-10,000 people on the carnival field tomorrow and probably double that number in the evening for the parade.”
Other events to look forward to can be found at the carnival website.
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