Graham and Francy Crooks dressed in their finest Scottish attire to welcome visitors to this event.
It remembered the Scottish folk who settled in the Tea Tree Gully area - with notes on the history of a number of local families, eg Kerr, Drummond, McLain, McCallum, Dunbar, RobertsonFoulis, Milne, Dunn, McEwin, etc.
It also celebrated all things Scottish - from haggis and shortbread to caber tossing and the poet Robert Burns. Participants were treated to live bagpiping. 'Dance Scottish' (Royal Scottish Country Dance Society) demonstrated their art and also invited participants to join in.
A very successful day - with 229 participants.
