A series of aircraft is to soar through the Norfolk skies as part of a major event this weekend.
A variety of planes will go over the county on their way to the King's Birthday flypast.
The group will conduct a ceremonial flypast in London as part of the celebrations.
Those in Norfolk who cannot make the journey down to the capital will still be treated to seeing the formation.
The aircraft will first gather out over the North Sea in order to get in formation before heading towards Great Yarmouth.
They will fan out as far as Wymondham and Attleborough before funnelling down towards Loddon and Beccles.
From there, the planes will continue down a narrow path over Essex before their arrival in London.
It is expected that the planes will be visible over parts of Norfolk between 11am and 2pm on the day.
During the rehearsal, a Chinook, Phenom, A400M Atlas, C-17 Globemaster, Voyager and Typhoon, Poseidon, two further Typhoons and two F-35B Lightnings flew over the region.
The much-acclaimed Red Arrows are also expected to be involved in the act.
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