Despite the weather the event was well supported, with several thousand visitors, whose entrance fees went to charity. The event also incorporated the local Red Cross organisation's annual fete, which is normally held in Woodbridge.

At a ceremony at Sandlings Primary School, on the Rock Barracks 'estate' a ceremony was held to present the proceeds:

£2,000 went to the Army Benevolent Fund
£1,000 was given to the Deben Family Centre, Woodbridge
£500 each went to Sandlings Primary School and Sutton Heath Childcare Centre
Other beneficiaries were the George Baker Therapy Trust and three cadet training forces.

The regiment is due to be deployed to Afghanistan, so it may not be possible to hold a Fund Day 2008.

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1. All the fun of the fair. It's only a light drizzle.

2. It's still fun, flying through the air.

3. It's one big slide for mankind, if you're only three.

4. Painted ladies

5. Oh, what big eyes you've got!

6. Onto the serious stuff - mine warfare.

7. "I think this one will do it..."

8. That is a heavy machine-gun.

9. Ladies can do reversing. Just watch.

10. Lifting an ATV.

11. A metalwork workshop in a container.

12. "Look, he's waving at me" - diving demonstration.

13. High speed low fly-past by a Lynx helicopter.

14. Taz. A very handsome and talented German Shepherd Dog.

15. BBC Radio Suffolk was in attendance.

16. Local home-made produce.

17. Her Majesty's Coastguard.

18. Woodbridge Town Centre Management Group (WTCMG) provided masses of leaflets, pamphlets and business cards, promoting businesses, attractions, and services available in and around Woodbridge.

19. June Fooks, who runs Adams Apple ladies' clothes shop in Thoroughfare, filling carrier bags with complete sets of all the literature available on the WTCMG stall.

20. Introducing the Bawdsey Radar Group who manage the increasingly popular but still widely unknown attraction that tells the story of the origins of Radar, just a few miles away at Bawdsey Manor.

21. A right pair of clowns.

22. 1971 Mk I and 1979 Mk II Ford Escorts, and a Triumph 2000.

23. An Austin. Sorry, don't know the year or model. 10? 12?

24. A beautifully chunky Morris. Again, I don't know the year or model but the family similarity with the Morris Minor is obvious.

25. What a bright note to end on! My Jellymould Ford Popular (or is it an Anglia?) was never this jolly.