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In Pictures /

Jarl squads and much more bring fun to Aith lifeboat gala day

NUMEROUS jarl squads joined in the fun at the lifeboat gala day in Aith earlier today (Saturday).

An annual fixture in the Shetland summer calendar since 1972, the gala day also offered a range of family-friendly activities including games, stalls and refreshments.

Thanks to Marvin Smith for these photos from the day.

Guizer jarls line up for a photo. Photo: Marvin Smith
Photo: Marvin Smith
Photo: Marvin Smith
Photo: Marvin Smith
Photo: Marvin Smith
From left to right: Ingrid Smith, Peter Smith, Kate Moncrieff. Photo: Marvin Smith
Photo: Marvin Smith

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