Flamborough Scarecrow Festival 2014 [19 photos] in TA2270

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Flamborough Scarecrow Festival 2014

Every August the village of Flamborough hosts its annual Scarecrow Festival. The event lasts for a week during which residents and visitors alike can follow a trail of scarecrows through the village. The theme for this year is nursery rhymes.
The festival is to raise money for the Flamborough RNLI and is always well supported.
A map and list of entrants is available from venues around the village and delicious refreshments are available from the Flamborough Women's Institute Hall (chocolate cake to die for).

by JThomas

Created: Thu, 21 Aug 2014, Updated: Thu, 21 Aug 2014

19 images use this description:

TA2270 : St Oswald's Church, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Bungalow on Beech Avenue, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Wee Willie Winkie scarecrow on Tower Street, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : The Queen of Hearts scarecrow, Beech Avenue, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Polly put the kettle on scarecrow, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Dingle Dangle Scarecrow, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Little Miss Muffet scarecrow, Chapel Street by JThomas

TA2270 : Woman guilty of animal cruelty, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Fisherman scarecrow outside Lighthouse Fisheries, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Little Boy Blue scarecrow, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : House on Chapel Street, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Humpty Dumpty scarecrows, South Sea Avenue, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Girl flees after attack by giant arachnid, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Bungalow with scarecrows on Beech Avenue, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Lighthouse Fisheries, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : House on Tower Street, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Humpty Dumpty scarecrow, Woodcock Road, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Cow on the loose, St Oswald's Church, Flamborough by JThomas

TA2270 : Semi on Woodcock Road, Flamborough by JThomas

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