Revellers enjoying the Eden Festival sun in pictures
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Over the weekend, the Eden Festival attracted thousands of music fans to the Raehills Estate near Beattock.
Over the course of four days with lengthy periods of sunshine, more than 200 acts performed on the ten stages at the venue.
Sister Sledge, a legendary disco band from the 1970s, performed at this year's festival.
Fans traveled to the south of Scotland location to take in the atmosphere, including those from Dumfries and Galloway and a great distance away.
The Laurettes praised the "right up for it from the word go" attitude of the Eden Festival attendees.At the festival were Roland Bolton from Sheffield, Ralph Bolton from Winchester, and Fraser Sharp from Glasgow. The event was "intimate and relaxed," according to Fraser, who was performing on Sunday.The Mad Ferret Band member Sandy Stirton stated that he was "absolutely loving it" despite the fact that they had previously performed at Eden.Having traveled from Leeds for the occasion, Jane and Ian Drake remarked that the intensity of the festivals held north of the border was "amazing.".All of the festival's stages saw healthy crowds.For the majority of the four days, the Beattock area site was bathed in sunshine.The festival this year featured more than 200 acts.
