SOME light rain failed to dampen the spirits of those who attended the ‘Hats off to the Forthill’ event last Friday (July 29), as many enjoyed an afternoon of fun at the picturesque park in the heart of Enniskillen.

A birds eye view of the party in Forthill Park.

A birds eye view of the party in Forthill Park.

There was a great atmosphere as visitors of all ages took part in traditional games and watched demonstrations such as balloon modelling, while others took the opportunity to relax and enjoy a picnic in the park’s beautiful surroundings.

Heather Wylie with Lily Axon and Findlay Graham up at Forthill Park.

Heather Wylie with Lily Axon and Findlay Graham up at Forthill Park.

During the afternoon, visitors were treated to music from the Victorian bandstand area among other entertainment.

All smiles from Majella and Isla Riley with Victoria Scott up at Forthill Park.

All smiles from Majella and Isla Riley with Victoria Scott up at Forthill Park.

Cole’s Monument was open to the public, granting those who have a head for heights a chance to see the statue of Galbraith Lowry Cole up close, while also taking in the views of the town and rolling countryside beyond.

Mia Fleming has Charlie and Rachel Crawford wondering what she is going to do at the party at Forthill Park.

Mia Fleming has Charlie and Rachel Crawford wondering what she is going to do at the party at Forthill Park.

It was a great afternoon of family-friendly summer fun in Enniskillen.