Eight-year-old Luke Harris could be the first child to have completed an Elmer’s Big Parade Suffolk sticker album.
Luke, of Avondale Road in Ipswich, has been busy collecting and swapping the stickers, and is also touring the town to see the brightly-painted elephant sculptures, including visits to Christchurch Park and the Waterfront.
"I love seeing the Elmers and I think the people who painted them are really clever," said the youngster, a pupil at Cliff Lane Primary School.
Mum Sarah said the family had been collecting the vouchers published in the Ipswich Star and EADT and exchanging them for free packs of stickers.
"We were very lucky, because in the first five or six packs we got, there were no swaps at all!," she said.
The family did some swaps with Luke's friends and some via Facebook to help him complete the album quickly - and now it is thought he may be the first child to do so.
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Dozens of Elmers, each decorated with eye-catching designs by different artists, have been placed in various locations across the town and will be on display until September 7.
Luke's favourite Elmer is ICE, the Ipswich Academy elephant, but he also likes Pip, who looks like a watermelon, in Norwich Road, and of course Cliff Lane's own Young Elmer, which is one of the Learning Herd of miniature elephants.
"I think he would really choose them all as his favourite," Sarah said. "He was a bit young when it was Pigs Gone Wild three years ago, but he is so excited about the Elmers."
If you want to join in the fun, the special souvenir sticker album and activity book is available to buy at the East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star office in Princes Street. Every copy of the Ipswich Star and EADT contains a voucher for you to claim a free pack of stickers while some papers may contain more than one voucher.
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