Bristol Harbour Festival
Bad weather marred the 42nd Bristol Harbour Festival this weekend but organisers still say a 250,000 people attended. It's the second biggest street festival in the country and celebrates the city's maritime history.
Harbour Festival crowds down on last year
Organisers of this year's Harbour Festival in Bristol predict visitor numbers will be down on last year's when around 300,000 people turned up.
More than 200 boats featured in one of the South West's only free Summer events.
A fireworks display also made a return after a two year absence.
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