WET weather failed to dampen the festive spirit at the weekend's lantern procession in Clitheroe.
The procession through the town centre was organised by the Keepers of the Castle Group to raise awareness of the £3.2million Clitheroe Castle Heritage Scheme.
The High Sheriff of Lancashire, Peter Robinson, and Ribble Valley Mayor Peter Ainsworth lead the procession through the town centre to the Clitheroe Castle Labyrinth on Sunday.
The labyrinth was candlelit and there was a carol singing session.
Ribble Valley Council's tourism and arts officer, Rebecca Kay, said: "The lantern procession was held for the first time last year.
"It was spectacular and we are grateful to people for turning out despite the weather.
"The labyrinth was lit up to create a very enchanting scene."
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