The charity trail - which culminates at Eye Castle - is designed for all ages and features a free, family-friendly adventure through the historic town. "It's a wonderful way for families to spend time together during the summer holidays while discovering everything Eye has to offer. It runs clothes shops in Eye and Harleston and has also created a pop up second-hand clothes store at the Hexagon in Eye. Trail maps are available for with participants encouraged to follow the butterflies, discover each sculpture and share their favourites on social media. Bridget McIntyre, founder of the Blossom charity at the Eye Town Trail which this year involves hand-made ceramic flowers starting at Eye Castle (Image: Lucy Taylor)For more information go to www.eyesculpturetrail.co.uk.