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Flying sheep at London Bridge and a peat bog in Potters Fields
A parade of 'flying' sheep across London Bridge and a peat bog in Potters Fields Park were two of the features of 'Ardbog Day', held on Saturday to promote Ardbeg whisky.
Participants in the 'Ardbog March' gathered at Monument before crossing London Bridge with their 'flying sheep'
A vintage tractor led the parade along Tooley Street
Real sheep were on hand in Potters Fields Park at the end of the march
A steaming peat bog was set up in Potters Fields Park
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