Rydal was looking its springtime best last weekend as visitors made their way to the historic village for the annual Daffodils at Rydal.
Held across Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, the much-loved event once again opened the gates to beautiful village and country gardens, giving visitors the chance to wander among thousands of daffodils and enjoy everything this little community has to offer.
Along with the gardens, there was plenty to discover, with stalls, food, coffee, music, plants and local makers adding to the weekend atmosphere. The Kimbri Art & Sculpture Show and colourful Pioneer Park were also popular stops.
Running for around 20 years, Daffodils at Rydal has become a wonderful annual celebration of the village, while importantly raising funds for local charities and the ongoing care and beautification of Rydal.
Congratulations to the Rydal Village Association and the many volunteers who once again put together a beautiful weekend in the Central West.
