Stourton Woods, near Baumber opened its gates for a week of sunflower celebration for families, photographers, and flower lovers.
Visitors enjoyed scenic walks between the lakes to the sunflower field, or opt for a fun tractor and trailer ride.
They could pick their own sunflowers and use specially designed straw bale photo spots.
Sunday, August 3 saw a Mini Farmers Market in the Roundhouse.
Helen Strawson of Stourton Estates said: “It’s a fantastic way for families to connect with nature, take beautiful photos, and leave with a bunch of cheerful stems to brighten homes.”
5. L-R Emily Bosler, Susan Starbuck, Rosie Godbolt. Front L-R 10-week-old Finley Bowler, Rory Godbolt 4, Annabel Godbolt 6 and Nancy Bowler 2
L-R Emily Bosler, Susan Starbuck, Rosie Godbolt. Front L-R 10-week-old Finley Bowler, Rory Godbolt, four, Annabel Godbolt, six, and Nancy Bowler, two. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
6. Roy and Tracy Harper of Lincoln
Roy and Tracy Harper of Lincoln. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
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Sunflowers in full bloom at Stourton Estate. Photo: David Dawson