Watch as more than 200 tractors trundle through Bridgnorth for the annual festive tractor run
Blustery weather did not dampen spirits in Bridgnorth on Sunday as the now annual Festive Tractor Run took to the streets.
The Bridgnorth Festive Charity Tractor run was started by young farmers Josh Barratt and Tom Wellings in 2021.
On its first year, the event raised an impressive £3,500 for charity, but that was dwarfed by last year's event that pulled in more than £18,000 for charities Hope House and MacMillan Cancer.
This year, around 220 tractor drivers, or decked out in holly, tinsel and other Christmas decorations, met at the town's Livestock Market accompanies by high winds.
But organisers Josh and Tom said they would not let it hamper their big event.
Josh said: “Well, I've not slept much over the last three days, and there's a few things we had to change this year becaues of the weather, but we have made it work to make sure to keep people happy.”
The tractors made way through Bridgnorth, Quatt, Alveley, Shatterford, Kinver, Enville, Six Ashes and Stanmore, and were cheered on my hundreds of people who took to the streets despite the blustery weather.
The event was raising money for Hope House Children's Hospice and MacMillan.