This year's Ulverston scarecrows are bidding a 'farewell' to the town after they were pictured waiting 'to be collected' by their makers.
Dozens of amazing scarecrows were created for this year's Scarecrow Festival held in Ulverston Park.
The event ran from Tuesday, March 26 and ended on Monday, April 8.
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The scarecrows were created by local charities, community groups and businesses which included:
Ulverston Resilience Group
Church Walk Primary
Sandside Lodge
Sir John Barrow Primary
Shed One, Marmalade Fund
Mind in Furness
Ulverston Food Project
Scouts
Guides
Brownies
Rainbows
The Roxy
Cancer Care
Furness Homeless Support Group
Autus Cumbria
Save the Children
St. Mary's Hospice
Community Solutions
The Coronation Hall - Craft Group
Friends of Ford Park
Mycelium Thinking
and Ford Park themselves.
Homer Simpson, Sir John Barrow and Stan Laurel were among some of the fun figures created for the 2024 event.
Visitors were asked for donations towards their favourite organisations.
Ford Park posted to its Facebook page: "A final farewell with a cuppa at Base this morning before the scarecrows are collected by their parents.
"We’ve loved having them in the garden at Ford Park.
"Thank you to all the groups and charities that took part and created the most amazing scarecrows, and also to everyone who visited, donated and shared their photos.
"Same time next year?"
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