Perfect Spring weather boosted the attendance at the monthly Brigg Farmers' Market held yesterday (Saturday, March 26, 2022).
The temperature reached 17C (62.6C) with clear skies above the wide range of stalls forming the farmers' event and the adjoining general Saturday market, both organised by North Lincolnshire Council.
Shoppers were able to stock up on jam, bread, cheese, meat, bottled beer, cakes and much more.
Brigg's Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Group also occupied a stall, located near the Angel building.
The town's municipal car parks were full by mid-morning.
The good weather also greeted Brigg's annual Spring Clean, arranged by the Town Council on Saturday morning, which saw volunteer litter-pickers touring the town centre.
Pub beer gardens came into their own yesterday, including the Black Bull with its Spanish-style cabanas (huts) and palm trees (pictured here).
We mention this because an online check suggests the mercury only reached 15C in Benidorm on Saturday.
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