PROOF THAT treasure does exist at the end of the rainbow and can be found on Alan and Sandy Smellie's Kailzie Mains Farm! In this case with this proud Texel cross ewe with her newborn lambs at foot, paying tribute to the NHS and spreading some spring cheer in the Scottish Borders.
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