Visitors and locals travelling through Strathdickie are being greeted by Santa’s train, imaginatively constructed using haybales, tinsel, a plywood caboose, and decorated with presents for children.
A bit of a local legend, this Strathdickie farmer regularly constructs haybale structures to celebrate the holidays, with many locals also remembering the Easter Bunny from a few years ago.
For many families, it has become a yearly tradition to stop by and grab a family photo with the imaginative creations.
Santa comes to town! Photos supplied
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