Visitors were treated to a more "eclectic and fascinating" collection at an annual county fair amid showers and a call out to a plane crash.

Crowds arrived at the grounds of the Grade I listed Heveningham Hall, near Halesworth, for its Country Fair and Concours.

The two-day event included horse riding displays and a food festival.

Attendees were particularly excited for the Concours event, with around 50 hand-picked cars and many aircrafts to be admired.

The cars were competing for a selection of trophies, which were handed out by a panel of distinguished judges, all of whom had previously worked with some of the world’s most prestigious car makers, including Porsche, McLaren and Bentley.

Attendees were excited to the hand-picked selection of top-of-the-range cars. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyAttendees were excited to the hand-picked selection of top-of-the-range cars. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) A classic motor car at Heveningham Hall. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyA classic motor car at Heveningham Hall. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) A motorcyclist performs for the crowd. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyA motorcyclist performs for the crowd. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) The Concours event combines classic cars and aeroplanes. Image: Tom Horne Photography The Concours event combines classic cars and aeroplanes. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) Crowds arrived at Heveningham Hall, ready to be impressed. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyCrowds arrived at Heveningham Hall, ready to be impressed. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) The event has quickly become a staple in the Suffolk calendar since its inaugural event in 2016. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyThe event has quickly become a staple in the Suffolk calendar since its inaugural event in 2016. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography)

Lois Hunt is head of the organising committee at Heveningham Hall. She said: “This year, we’ve come up with an even more eclectic and fascinating collection of cars than ever, and we’re delighted to welcome back our panel of judges who have truly written the story of automotive design.

“Style and design are at the very heart of what we do, which is why the Heveningham Concours is like no other event in the world of cars.”

The chance to see classic aircrafts is a huge part of the lure of the Heveningham Hall Country Fair and Concours. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyThe chance to see classic aircrafts is a huge part of the lure of the Heveningham Hall Country Fair and Concours. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) A driver prepares to set off. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyA driver prepares to set off. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) Excited crowds enjoy the sunshine. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyExcited crowds enjoy the sunshine. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) The country show also included four-legged attendees. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyThe country show also included four-legged attendees. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) Bikers perform their daring moves for the crowds. Image: Tom Horne PhotographyBikers perform their daring moves for the crowds. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) A battle is re-enacted at Heveningham Hall's Country Fair. Image: Tom Horne Photography A battle is re-enacted at Heveningham Hall's Country Fair. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) A car whizzes along the track. Image: Tom Horne Photography A car whizzes along the track. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) Attendees admire a stunning red car. Image: Tom Horne Photography Attendees admire a stunning red car. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography) A plane prepares for take-off. Image: Tom Horne Photography A plane prepares for take-off. Image: Tom Horne Photography (Image: Tom Horne Photography)

The weekend was roundly enjoyed by all.

On Sunday, an air ambulance was called to the estate, with a spokeswoman for Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service confirming that a two-seater plane had crashed.

A man and woman received treatment from the ambulance service.

The crash came days after a report from the Air Accidents Investigations Branch was published regarding the plane crash which happened last July.

The report found that the aircraft's landing gear "dug into" a softer sub-soil after touching down before flipping over forwards and ending upside down.

The AAIB report revealed that other aircraft, including a Minerva and Focke Wulf, had successfully landed on runway 24 prior to the Grumman which had the registration G-KINL.

In conclusion, the report said the organisers would implement a series of safety improvements, including risk assessments of the runway prior to the country fair.