It was eggs-cellent news for traders and fans of Dumfries Farmers’ Market when it re-opened on Easter Sunday.
It hadn’t been allowed to go ahead since December because of the lockdown pandemic restrictions.
And it saw socially-distancing residents supporting local traders underneath the Victorian pavilion at Dumfries Train Station.
There were plenty of stalls selling local goods and produce at the well-supported market – the only in Scotland held at a railway station.
It also marked three years of holding the Dumfries Market Festival at the Station – making it easier for the public to access by foot or bike and having a roof over their heads while they shop.
The next one will be held in May.
