Crathes Castle, owned by the National Trust for Scotland, played host to a mini Highland Games at which children aged three to 12 took part in traditional and not-so-traditional challenges, such as a tug of war, hurling a haggis and welly-throwing, as well as the highlight of any Highland gathering, tossing the caber. The event, organised by Banchory's Round Table, was popular with children introduced to the sports. Photo Paul Reid
Crathes Castle, owned by the National Trust for Scotland, played host to a mini Highland Games at which children aged three to 12 took part in traditional and not-so-traditional challenges, such as a tug of war, hurling a haggis and welly-throwing, as well as the highlight of any Highland gathering, tossing the caber. The event, organised by Banchory's Round Table, was popular with children introduced to the sports.
Photo Paul Reid
