The duck race, held at Hubbard’s Hills country park, is one of several fundraising events organised throughout the year by Louth and District Lions Club.
This year’s renewal proved as popular as ever, with locals invited to buy a plastic duck for £1 and then watch it race against others on the park’s waterways.
"A great day was had by all,” said a spokesperson on Lions’ Facebook page. “It was quacking!
"There were lots of lucky winners, and we hope everyone had a fantastic time.
"There was a fabulous turnout. Thanks to all who came to support us. The ducks are now resting until next year!”
The event also included games, a tombola and a barbecue. Money was raised for charities and causes close to the Lions club’s heart.
Other fundraising events the club hosts include casino nights, a classic car show, a golf day, a Bonfire Night display, Santa’s Sleigh runs and a tractor rally.
"A great day was had by all,” said a spokesperson on Lions’ Facebook page. “It was quacking!
5. Tucking into ice creams
Tucking into ice creams at Louth's annual duck race are Jack and Jasmin Linford with their daughters, two-year-old Ivy Linford and six-year-old Gracie Linford. Photo: D.R. Dawson Photography
6. In for a pound
Dozens of plastic ducks were bought for just £1 by members of the public to take part in the races. Photo: D.R. Dawson Photography
7. Hundreds of spectators
Hundreds of spectators cheered on their ducks as the races unfolded. Photo: D.R. Dawson Photography
8. Enjoying the sunshine
Enjoying the sunshine at Hubbard's Hills for the duck races were Vickey and John Parker, of Cleethorpes, with their children, Max Parker, 12, and Isabel Parker, who is six. Photo: D.R. Dawson Photography