THE Jeffrey family of Henry Street, Langholm got into the swing of things for the VE Day 75th anniversary celebrations.
Mum and dad, Hazel and David, along with kids Callum and Hannah decided to join the national campaign to have a traditional afternoon tea and set about the preparations on Sunday morning.
Head chef Callum’s baking took a little longer than anticipated and things ran a little later than planned but this did not spoil the delicious tea.
At 3pm David was among several pipers in Langholm to join in playing Battle’s O’er from their own gardens to mark the end of World War Two, an international effort, in which 28 countries took part.
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