Families seeking an unforgettable Easter experience flocked to the historic Brodie Castle, where an enchanting Easter egg hunt awaited eager participants.
Against the backdrop of centuries-old architecture and sprawling grounds, children and parents alike embraced the spirit of the holiday, uniting in search of hidden treasures and delightful surprises on Easter Monday.
This year, National Trust for Scotland has partnered with Moo Free to enhance their Easter Egg Trails, ensuring accessibility for all children.
By collaborating with Moo Free, renowned for their gluten-free, soya-free, lactose-free, and dairy-free chocolate eggs, Brodie Castle ensures that every child can indulge in the same delicious treat upon completing the trails.
Our photographer Jason Hedges was on hand to capture the magic of the day, documenting the joyous expressions and moments of discovery that illuminated the historic grounds.
Izzy is thrown by dad John Williams.
Lacey and Jack Shand.
The Blair Family.
Emily, Abbie and Ezmai Martin.
The Lumsden Family.
Bubbles the clown entertains at Brodie Castle.
Evie Robertson, 6, from Elgin.
Leo Evans from Lossiemouth.
The Clifford and Logan families.
James Greaney and India Osbourne with dogs Lhotsie and Tilda.
A family makes their way into the trail.
Kirsty Beange supervises the trail at the estate.
Bubbles the clown entertains.
Youngsters have fun at Brodie Castle.
Lorna Liel shows off the eggs at Brodie Castle.
Bubbles the clown directs some fun.
Iona and Hamish Wilson from Inverness.
A youngster smiles for the camera from one of the rides at Brodie Castle.
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