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Huge crowds flock to 'best ever' Big Event

By: KentOnline reporter multimediadesk@thekmgroup.co.uk

Published: 09:44, 22 June 2009

Updated: 11:14, 22 June 2009

Thanet Extra reader Colin Miles took this picture of the Red Arrows flying over Palm Bay
Thanet Extra reader Colin Miles took this picture of the Red Arrows flying over Palm Bay
William Thomson, 4, pictured with dad Paul in the cockpit of a Eurofighter, while Sgt Lee Delicata, one of the flight crew, stands at the back
Juggler Steve Kaos at Margate's Big Event
Motorcycle displays, one of the many attractions at Margate's Big Event
The Great Vasili, a show from Bongo Bolero, at this year's Margate's Big Event
Avro Lancaster display at Margate's Big Event 2009
The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - one of the star attractions at Margate's Big Event
The wingwalkers of Team Guinot wowed the crowds at Margate's Palm Bay
Spectators flocked to Margate's Big Event to catch a glimpse of the magnificent Avro Lancaster
Sam Rose from Ramsgate takes a starring role in The Great Vasili, a show from Bongo Bolero
The Great Vasili, a show from Bongo Bolero, featured at Margate's Big Event
Jazz musicians Bepop Gypsies were one of the many acts to perform at Margate's Big Event 2009
Thomas Bonnar, 7, from Deal, pictured with firefighters Roy Aanstad and Dave Evans at Margate's Big Event

Organisers of Margate’s Big Event have described the weekend’s extravaganza as the biggest and best ever.

Crowds of more than 60,000 flocked to Palm Bay on Saturday and Sunday for Kent’s leading air and land festival.

Families gazed into the skies above the cliff tops to catch a glimpse of amazing aircraft including the famous Red Arrows, the RAF’s latest Eurofighter Typhoon jet and the historic Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

Entertainers kept the packed showground amused, with circus teams, jugglers, acrobats and human statues all making an appearance over the two days.

Pictures courtesy photographer Paul Dennis and Thanet Extra reader Colin Miles.

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