Vintage cars, motorcycles, tractors and steam engines were once again on display as a popular Herefordshire show made its return after three years due to Covid.
The 28th Kington Vintage Rally took place at the Kington Recreation Ground on Saturday, August 20, and Sunday, August 21.
Barry Evans from Kington with his Fordson Model N 1939 vintage tractor.
The annual show has been a high point on the calendar for locals for nearly 30 years.
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Organised by Kington Vintage Club, the annual two day event includes all sorts of classic and vintage vehicles and machines with a parade through Kington high street on Sunday morning, led by the Hospice Angels motorcycle club.
Other highlights of the show included folk dancing group Raise the Dust performing appalachian dancing and motorcycle stunt performer Flyin' Ryan.
Flying Ryan motorcycle stunt team jump a car in the main ring. Picture: Andy Compton
A spokesperson for the event said: "We had another great show this weekend. We managed to keep our prices at the same levels as our last show, and that helped us keep people coming through the gates.
"We would like to thank our sponsors, members and volunteers, and Lady Hawkins School for the free use of its field.
Peter Watts from Brilley near Kington in his 1949 Austin. Picture: Andy Compton
"Lastly we would like to thank everyone who attended and made it another successful weekend."
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