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In Pictures /

Proud moment for jarl John William Laurenson as he leads Scalloway Fire Festival

Jarl John William Laurenson, representing Thorfinn Torf-Einarsson All photos: Malcolm Younger/Millgaet Media.

WITH FIRE festival celebrations in Scalloway well underway, we bring a selection of photos from the morning events.
All photos by Malcolm Younger of Millgaet Media.

The Guizer Jarl with his family, from left father Raymond, son John-Andrew and daughter Aimee, all East Isle, Burra.
Father and son Brian Adamson, Brough, Burra and John-Brian Adamson, East Voe.
The oldest guizer in town, 84 year old Jim Pearson, ex-jarl 2001.
The Henderson family with the galley.
Blowing out the candles for his birthday, today, is 95 year old Cathore Emslie a resident at the Walter and Joan Gray Eventide Home.
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Guizer Jarl John William Laurenson with family members while visiting his aunt Lena Johnson.
Visiting Scalloway School.
Two year old Lennox Adamson, Hogalee.
Ian-Henry Garrick (9), with his school friends from Primary 5.
Enjoying the excitement of the jarl squad while visiting the Scalloway School.
The Shearer family from left are, Willa (9); mum Alison, dad Anthony and Nina (6).

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