Hundreds of people queued up to pick pumpkins at a massive Cardiff farm ahead of Halloween.
Long queues could be seen throughout Sunday at the Pumpkin Picking Patch in St Nicholas.
Dozens of parked cars were also spotted nearby as people rushed to the farm before Halloween on Thursday.
The farm is open until October 31 and allows people to wander through the 12-acre farm and pick their own pumpkins before paying at the end.
Owner Edward Kinder said: "The weather has turned and it is really sunny today. Unfortunately over the last month rain has been so bad the parking fields have not been able to be used until today, hence we've a little bit of traffic congestion.
"But everyone has been really friendly and enjoying the event. It's a children friendly event [and] we've got 32 different types of pumpkins.
"They are all grown on site on 12 acres, you pick a wheelbarrow and just have a wander through the pumpkins and pick which one you like."
A Facebook event for this year's picking season in Cardiff had more than 8,000 mark themselves as interested in attending.
On its website the company said it had planted 150,000 seeds across its four locations ahead of this year's season.
The Cardiff farm is open until October 31 from 9.30am to 4pm daily.
Entry and parking is free.
