Picture gallery: Good turnout puts Tractorfest in Aslacton in driving seat to raise thousands

kevin.hurst@iliffepublishing.co.uk

Published: 10:00, 21 July 2024

Visitors from far and wide came to see all things mechanical at this year’s Tractorfest, helping to raise thousands for charity.

The free event, which took place at Griffin Park in Aslacton on July 13, played host to tractors, classic cars, motorbikes, trucks, engines and a variety of stalls.

Organiser Janine Jarrett said it was a huge hit.

Nine-year-old Finlay Eastick trying one of the bikes at Tractorfest. Picture: Gary Donnison

There were many displays of all things mechanical at Tractorfest. Pictures: Gary Donnison

Eric Linford with his Austin 12. Pictures: Gary Donnison

She said: “It went extremely well. The nice thing about it is that people come from all of the local villages, which gives it such a community feel.

“Everyone left at the end with smiles on their faces.”

The event raised £2,500 for the East Anglian Air Ambulance and £502 each for Aslacton and Great Moulton Football Club and The Old Ram Tractor Club.

Andy Hale with his 1970's Honda Z. Pictures: Gary Donnison

There were a wide range of tractors on show. Pictures: Gary Donnison

Jenny Wright from Pulham Market. Pictures: Gary Donnison

Vehicles of all shapes, sizes and ages were at Tractorfest. Pictures: Gary Donnison

“People were so very generous and I want to thank everyone who came together to make it such a success.

“Without the overwhelming support of everyone every time we put Tractorfest on, this would not exist.”

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