Hundreds of churches opened across Suffolk to welcome about 1,000 walkers and cyclists.
It was all for the annual Suffolk churches Ride and Stride day, when sponsored participants could choose their route around the county in aid of the Suffolk Historic Churches Trust (SHCT).
More than 100 veteran and classic cars also took part in the sister event Pedal & Drive - leaving from five different country houses, along six assigned routes and visiting six churches - before assembling at Lavenham.
Geoffrey Probert, chairman of the SHCT, said: "I was extremely pleased that the day went so well and, by the end, the sun was shining too.
"People have been very generous with their time, organising this big fundraising day, and with their donations for Suffolk Historic Churches Trust."
This was the 40th annual sponsored cycling event, an idea that began in Suffolk before spreading across the country.
Last year the day raised £190,000 that was divided between the trust - to be given in grants to restore and improve church buildings - with the remaining half of the sponsorship money given to the church chosen by each cyclist or walker.
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