It's alwalys tricky coming up with an original fancy dress costume for the village fete.
One family, however, appear to have gone with a current affairs theme - dressing up their children as accused British drug mules Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum Connolly.
Dressed in the same outfits, their hair in the same styles, stood with suitcases and holding a sign that says: 'The Peru 2. Drugs is for mugs...' the two young girls look like miniature versions of the girls who await their trial in Peru.
The picture, which has been posted online, appears to have been taken on a green at a village fair. In the background parents and children surround a bouncy castle and other games.
It's not known if the young girls were entered into a fancy dress competition, or if they won, but there's no doubting the resemblance they have to Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum Connolly who claim they were kidnapped and forced to unknowingly smuggle drugs from Peru to Spain.
One family, however, appear to have gone with a current affairs theme - dressing up their children as accused British drug mules Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum Connolly.
Dressed in the same outfits, their hair in the same styles, stood with suitcases and holding a sign that says: 'The Peru 2. Drugs is for mugs...' the two young girls look like miniature versions of the girls who await their trial in Peru.
Caused a stir: The photo of two young children
dressed as the accused drug mules Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum
Connolly has gone viral online
The picture, which has been posted online, appears to have been taken on a green at a village fair. In the background parents and children surround a bouncy castle and other games.
It's not known if the young girls were entered into a fancy dress competition, or if they won, but there's no doubting the resemblance they have to Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum Connolly who claim they were kidnapped and forced to unknowingly smuggle drugs from Peru to Spain.
