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In Pictures / Carnival parade brings colour to Brae

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A parade featuring children in costumes, holding shields and signs, led by adults in neon vests. A person in a large costume resembling a fictional creature is also part of the parade.
All photo: Gordon Tulloch

THIS weekend’s Come to Brae Days event culminated with a colourful carnival parade on Sunday afternoon.

Members of the Delting Up Helly Aa jarl squad were in attendance, as well as floats.

Thanks to Gordon Tulloch for the photos of the parade.

There were plenty of activities for folk of all ages across Brae during the weekend.

A group of people participate in a festive parade, featuring a person in a furry costume, colorful balloons, a dragon flag, and onlookers. A police vehicle is nearby.
People dressed in Viking costumes, including helmets and shields, march down a street. Colorful houses are in the background, and other people follow the costume group.
A group of children and adults in pirate costumes participate in a community event, standing and sitting on a float decorated with pirate-themed banners.
A group of people dressed in pirate costumes, including children and adults, smile and wave while standing on a decorated float with bunting in a neighborhood.

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