EGG-CITING EASTER RETURN

Children and adults were delighted to see a return to organised activities in the Strath capital for Easter after a two-year absence.

And they made the most of the fun day in MacRosty Park on

Sunday, organised by the

Pavilion Cafe’s Rob Bell as a fundraiser for Kids Week in Crieff.

Angela Baker, chair of KWIC, described the event as a “cracking” day out.

She told the Herald:

“We had a craft table set up and we had prizes for the best Easter crown and best art picture. We also had support from Crieff

Community Garden who brought the Easter Bunny along, as well as a dress-up carrot. The children had great fun playing ‘catch the carrot’, which was a huge hit. It was absolutely hilarious to see them running round the park after him.

“We had an egg hunt and Freddie Low found the golden egg, receiving as his reward a unicorn sundae from the cafe.

“Rob also had his pizza oven set up.

“The day culminated in the duck race, which was also great fun as usual. It was lovely seeing so many people back out and enjoying the activities together.”

Golden egg Freddie Low won the Unicorn Sundae Surprise from The Pavilion Cafe

On the run Children had great fun trying to catch the carrot at the event

Helping hand Some of the ducks needed to be rescued from the rocks

Crafty competition Easter crown making in MacRosty Park

Friendly face The Easter Bunny was a big hit with youngsters

Quackers The duck race

Laid back The Easter Bunny enthralls children with some tall tales in Crieff Community Garden’s story corner

Egg-cellent day Brodie, Carys and Arwen at Drummond Castle Gardens

Egg-citing day Egg hunters at Culdees Castle on Sunday. Pic: Holeyn Photography

Cheeky chap The Easter Bunny pays a visit to Crieff Community Garden

Courtyard chums Forbes, Harris, Sophie and Hattie enjoyed an Easter

Bunny hops A sack race at Crieff Community Garden