Take a look back at past Harvest Festivals and see which bakers you can spot proudly holding their loaves or the children taking their donations into school from the last 20 years.
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5. Blessing the fruit
The Ven. Bob Fitzharris, Archdeacon of Doncaster, Ted Ash, from the Doncaster branch of the Market Traders Association and Councillor Tony Sockett at the Doncaster Minster Harvest Festival pictured in 2007 Photo: Chris Bull
6. Little learners
Children at Little Learners Day Nursery enjoyed a Harvest Festival at the Doncaster Deaf Trust's Holy Trinity chapel in 2011. Back L-R are Joshua Fisher, three, Hannah Bond, four, Alice McIlwraith, Alexander Thornley, both three, and Father Jeffrey Stokoe. Front L-R are Jake Bailey, three, nursery nurse Sabrina Aftab, Isaac Dunn, four, and Amber Bailey, three. Photo: Liz Mockler
7. Grow your own
The green fingered youngsters at the Hip Hop gardening group in Hyde Park, Doncaster, with their harvested produce in 2012. From the left Harry Jones, Kacey Titterton, Teresa Froggatt, the growing group co-ordinator, and Mitchell Falstone. Photo: submitted
8. Pudesy's spud
Robin Kitching from E. Park and Sons and Lynn Bass from Asda join Pudsey in the field harvesting the potatoes in 2012 Photo: Steve Hall