Thousands of visitors flocked to a celebration of rural life at the weekend.
The two-day Vintage Country Fair event at BA Country Stores at Lyne of Skene, Dunecht, attracted enthusiasts from all over the region who showcased their farm vehicles.
Organiser Allan Brownie, owner of BA Country Stores, said the fair weather had helped to boost crowd numbers.
The events on Saturday and Sunday celebrated all aspects of country life, including hand-churned butter demonstrations, vintage steam engines and a stage with live music.
About 350 vintage tractors were exhibited along with classic and vintage cars, steam wagons, stationary engines and commercial vehicles.
Ploughing competitions, logging demonstrations and sheepdog displays also kept the crowds entertained.
A woodland war encampment was set up with a trench dug out of the ground and a tank for visitors to see.
Younger attendees were able to enjoy a bouncy castle, a bungee jump and segway rides.
Mr Brownie said: “It is a celebration of all things vintage but we also crossed over into the new with vehicles such as lorries.
“The good weather was kind to us and we had between 4,000 and 5,000 people come over the two days.
“The live music and stage are a good chance for people to gain confidence in performing in front of people and it is a good place to learn.
“I have heard that our steam logging demonstration is the only one at a fair in Scotland so that is another great thing to see.”
A tractor road run and a performance from Kintore Pipe Band rounded off the entertainment yesterday.
Funds raised over the two days will go to a number of charities.
Mr Brownie added: “I would like to thank everyone for supporting us as without the help of the local community and the exhibitors we would not have a show.
“This makes it possible for us to raise money for charity.”