Hannah rolls her Easter Egg

Hannah spent 2 days in Langholm without Mummy and Papa and had a great time. Easter Sunday we had a lovely family meal and then Hannah went with Mummy & Papa to roll her hard boiled, painted Easter Egg in the park.

Hannah washes Grandads car

Hannah helps Grandad to wash the car and then she made a rainbow with hose.

Collette comes to stay

Granny Gaye's friend Collette from Aberdeen is staying in Langholm for the weekend and then Gaye is going to Aberdeen for a few days on Monday.

Hannah the Fashion Model

Hannah is staying with Granny and Grandad for a few days and she has just come back from 2 weeks in Holland where she bought this lovely new coat.

Hannah meets Lindsay

Doreen & Lindsay are here to finalise arrangements for Lindsay's wedding next April so they came over to meet Fiona, Mario, and Hannah at Brockbush Farm Shop. Hannah then came back with us for an Easter holiday with Granny and Grandad.

Eskdalemuir Forest Road

This road which cost taxpayers £5 Million is almost 3 miles long and enables Timber Lorries to avoid the village of Eskdalemuir and Samye Ling Tibetan Centre as they head towards Lockerbie and the M74. We walked the route today and not one Timber Lorry used it. It would seem the government are happy to build an expensive detour avoiding a small village but wont do anything to stop 300 quarry wagons a day taking a longer journey to avoid Langholm. This photograph taken includes Elliot Harkness from Hawick who joined us on our Monday walk for the first time today.