Rain fails to dampen delight at Wellington's inaugural Pancake Day 'Pan-Tefalon' celebration
Despite a downpour, a flipping great time was had by all at Wellington's inaugural Pancake Day 'Pan-Tefalon'.
Residents and traders gathered in the pouring rain in Wellington's town square this Shrove Tuesday for the first-ever Pancake Day celebration of its kind in the town.
Dubbed the 'pan-Tefalon', on-lookers were invited to take part in a range of games from a flower toss to an egg-and-spoon race.
The event culminated with the trader's pancake toss, where several of the town's sellers competed to take home the trophy for their flipping skills.
In the end, it was Keli King of the Little Green Pantry who was crowned Champion Flipper.
