YOU'VE heard about the cow jumping over the moon and that pigs will fly - but have you ever seen them?
Well you might well have seen them had you popped over to the coast over the weekend.
Crowds were entertained by an amazing array of colourful kites as the Filey Kite Festival took place.
The festival is an annual event held in mid-September every year on the headland of Filey Brigg.
Attracting some of the UK's best kite flyers, this unique festival showcases some of the brightest and most extravagant kites.
Previously there has been flying clownfishes, huge panda bears, octopuses and stringy snakes on display.
Press Camera Club member Roy Thackeray took a fantastic collection of images from this year's event - some of which we are sharing here today.
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