The flypast on Saturday was organised by Michael Hilton of www.buxtonweather.co.uk, to be part of the annual Buxton Well Dressing Carnival parade.
However, with the carnival being cancelled, the RAF agreed the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire flypast was still allowed to go ahead as part of the Buxton International Festival.
Check out the gallery below of reader’s pictures of the iconic Spitfire.
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Check out the gallery below of reader’s pictures of the iconic Spitfire.
5. Silhouette in the sky
The unmistakable outline of the Spitfire pictured in the High Peak sky. Picture by Guy Townsend Photo: Guy Townsend
6. The underside of the plane
Andy Gregory snapped the Spitfire's under side during the flypast Photo: submitted
7. Bold colours
Louise Moon's photography captured the colours of the Spitfire Photo: submitted
8. Cloudy skies
Stew Babies captured the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire at the weekend Photo: submitted