THOUSANDS of people from across the country made tracks for Keighley for an annual beer and music festival.
The event, staged by the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, has spiralled in popularity since it was first held about a decade ago.
Over 100 ales are on offer and big-name bands which perform during the event attract a huge following.
"It started out all those years ago in a fairly small way but has just grown and grown," said railway director Michael Tarran, a member of the organising team.
The latest festival opened on Thursday night and ran until yesterday.
"It was an excellent weekend – a brilliant event," said Mr Tarran.
"We had a real mixture of bands and other performers, catering for all tastes."
* Full story and more photos in Thursday's Keighley News
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