Broughty Ferry’s Water Festival has been hailed as a resounding success.
The festival, organised by Broughty Ferry RNLI, was held at the lifeboat station with heavy showers doing nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of those attending.
Among the activities were mock rescues, face painting and a chance to see the Boatshed Bricks Lego exhibition.
A spokesman said: “Our Water Festival was a huge success despite the weather. We loved having to visit our BoatShed Bricks exhibition, have a drink at our Toll House Spirits gin bar, enjoy the barbecue, browse our shop, get faces painted and watch our mock rescues.”
Due to the weather, the sailing boats from OGA – The Association for Gaff Rig Sailing were unable to attend.
Our photographer Mhairi Edwards/DC Thomson was there to capture the best moments.
Mirren Lockwood (7) sits in a Silver Ghost Rolls Royce from 1922.
Esther Muir has her face painted by daughter Mirren Lockwood (7)
Zoe and Sophie Anderson (6) and (2) enjoy the Lego display.
Sea Cadet Logan Fraser (15) and Probationary Sergeant TJ Smith (19) with the Dundee Sea Cadets.
Mark Bruce, a Petty Officer with the Dundee Sea Cadets.
The crew members demonstrate a river rescue out on the water.
The crowd wave as the crew members demonstrate a river rescue.
The crew members wave to the crowd.
Hamish Sutherland (3) enjoys the display.
The crew members coming back to dry land after demonstrating a river rescue.
The crew members demonstrate the end of the river rescue on dry land.
