Successful wings and wheels weekend
VINTAGE aircraft and classic cars were on display at the annual Wings and Wheels day at Henham Park, near Southwold, on Sunday.The event, which is organised by Halesworth Lions, included aerobatics from the Breitling Watches wing-walkers and the Swift display team and flypasts from some restored wartime planes.
VINTAGE aircraft and classic cars were on display at the annual Wings and Wheels day at Henham Park, near Southwold, on Sunday.
The event, which is organised by Halesworth Lions, included aerobatics from the Breitling Watches wing-walkers and the Swift display team and flypasts from some restored wartime planes.
There were also more than 500 vintage and classic vehicles in the park, with family entertainment provided by the Medieval Combat Society and the Wacky Tumblairs trampoline act.
Halesworth Lions president John Wood said: 'We really appreciate the ongoing support of the public and their generosity, as every penny of profit goes to charitable causes.
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'This event takes months of planning and I'm indebted to the committee, Lions and helpers for all their very hard work in making the event the success it is.'
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