Residents gathered to celebrate Whit Friday in Mossley, with lots of fun to be had.
Hundreds of people lined the streets to witness the Whit Friday walks through the town centre.
The popular event has been cancelled over the last few years due to Covid, but has now returned in full swing, much to the delight of locals.
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