This is what Cardiff's Bute Park looks like days after Storm Dennis brought torrential downpours and flooded the area.
Parts of the park were left completely submerged in water on Sunday after the River Taff burst its banks.
Large sections of grassland and footpaths remain under inches of water in some areas after Cardiff City Council workers spent much of the week clearing the park.
While most of the flooding in Bute Park has now drained away, litter brought in by flood water is still affecting some sections.
Volunteers are taking part in a further clean up operation over the weekend.
On Sunday, river levels along the Taff were recorded as high as 3.5m - more than triple its average of 0.95m.
Flooding on the north side of the park near Blackweir and Pontcanna fields were flooded along with the south side near Castle Street.
The main gates of the park were closed on Monday but the park could still be accessed from entrances from Sophia Gardens and Fishers Bridge near the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
Many footpaths and cycle routes were inaccessible.
By Friday a great deal of the floodwater had subsided across the park.
But some fields and footpaths remain under a significant amount of water.
The Gorsedd Stone Circle, near Pettigrew Tea Rooms, remains waterlogged along with surrounding fields and footpaths.
Other areas badly affected earlier this week are still clogged with a significant amount of mud.
Cardiff City Council has arranged a volunteer clean up of the park on Saturday.
The group said it will meet just downstream from Blackweir Bridge, on the Blackweir Woods/North Road side at 9.45am for a 10am start.
A spokesman for Cardiff Council said: " Following the flooding caused by Storm Dennis, Cardiff Council has organised a volunteer clean-up operation at Bute Park tomorrow and all volunteers are asked to meet the Park Rangers at Coopers Fields at 10.30am for a short health and safety briefing before the clean-up begins.
"All volunteers are asked to wear suitable clothing, bring their own gloves and wear either Wellington Boots or alternative suitable footwear. If anyone has their own litter picking equipment, please bring it along as well.
"By working together, we can all make a difference and clean up one of Cardiff’s most loved parks, which is without doubt, a Jewel in Cardiff’s Crown."
