The Hebden Bridge Handmade Parade was started by Andrew Kim, a puppeteer who specialises in giant puppets and large-scale community performancesPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianThe parade winds through Hebden Bridge and arrives into the park at around noon for a finale with music and giant puppets followed by street bands and local music and dance groupsPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianThis year's parade was the fifthPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the Guardian
Previous themes for the parade included 'hop, skip and a jump' and 'gardens'Photograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianThere was a real buzzPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianA dragon joins proceedingsPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianThe enchanted wood contained some striking creaturesPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianAlmost 700 people took partPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianAll the big faces were therePhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianMany preferred just to watchPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianWhile others really went for itPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianA big hand for those who didPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the GuardianThe parade is a celebration of creativityPhotograph: Christopher Thomond for the Guardian
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