The 14th Annual Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run turns South Norfolk Pink
The 14th annual Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run for Cancer Research UK.Picture: Nick Butcher - Credit: Nick Butcher
More than 120 tractors took to South Norfolk's roads for the 14th Pink Ladies Tractor Run in aid of Cancer Research UK's Breast Cancer Appeal.
The 14th annual Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run for Cancer Research UK. Niamh Raines,3, enjoying the special day.Picture: Nick Butcher - Credit: Nick Butcher
Organised by Annie Chapman, the event started in 2004 with just 50 tractors, but 14 years later the annual tractor run now attracts ladies and their tractors from all over the country and has raised more than half a million for charity.
Speaking on Chris Evans' BBC Radio 2 breakfast show Mrs Chapman, said: 'Every year [the tractors] get more imaginative, some of the decorations are so big you can hardly see the ladies.'
The 20-mile route took the convoy of 125 tractors, travelling at an average speed of 8 mph, through Harleston - where the ladies were met with hundreds of supporters cheering them on their way - before heading to Gawdy Hall for a picnic lunch.
After eating they returned to Thorpe Abbotts Airfield via Pulham and Rushall.
The 14th annual Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run for Cancer Research UK.Picture: Nick Butcher - Credit: Nick Butcher
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The 14th annual Pink Ladies Tractor Road Run for Cancer Research UK.Picture: Nick Butcher - Credit: Nick Butcher
