This weekend marks the final opportunity for riders to take a spin on Harrogate's Big Wheel.
The popular 32-metre observation wheel returned to the town centre last month.
Operated by WM Attractions Limited, the Big Wheel is in place on Cambridge Crescent, offering views across the town and surrounding district.
It runs daily from 11am to 7pm, priced at £5 for those under 1.4 metres and £7 for those over 1.4 metres.
And this weekend is the final chance to climb to the skies above Harrogate, with the wheel only in place until Sunday (7th September).

The wheel is accessible to some wheelchairs and mobility scooters, depending on the model, and well-behaved dogs may join their owners for the ride.
Operations will be weather dependent, and the attraction may close at short notice in adverse conditions.
The wheel has been co-ordinated by North Yorkshire Council.

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