Families rejoiced at Peel Park during wassail celebrations at the weekend.
People listened to music and danced the day away at Long Ashton's wassail on Sunday afternoon.
Crowds blessed the apple trees to support a bountiful harvest for the coming year at the village's community orchard at Peel Park.
More than a dozen people gathered at the recreation ground entrance and paraded into the orchard, lead by the village samba band on a cold and frosty day.
Families placed dried apple rings on a chosen tree in the park and a took sip of cider to mark the occasion.
On the day, the king and queen of wassail - a tradition celebrated annually - were also crowned.
Youngsters sang to the apple trees and played with pots and pans, as well as guitars and trumpets, to chase away demons from the orchard and wake up the trees ahead of the harvest season.
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