TV personality Ronni Ancona wasn’t dodging the camera when she joined fellow villagers at the historic Combe Feast on Monday.
The actress and impressionist famous for her work on BBC1 show The Big Impression with Alistair McGowan was spotted having plenty of fun at the fair.
Combe village green was full of rides and games, and about 100 people from Combe, Woodstock and Long Hanborough attended.
The Feast dates back at least to the 18th century. This year, the festivities kicked off on Sunday night with an open-air church service on the green.
Jenny Olivier, who lives in the village, took her three daughters on Monday. She said: “We go every year and I take my three girls, they love it so much. The dodgems was my favourite ride.
“I imagine we will be going back every night it is here.
“Ronni is my neighbour and friend and she came along with us.”
The annual event finished last night.
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