Unless otherwise stated, all pictures come from the author’s family collection.
1. As a baby with my mother, Dunblane, 1960.
2. With my father learning to ski in Aviemore, aged six.
3. Climbing a tree on a family walk.
4. Sledging with my mother and brothers.
5. Aged fourteen with various tennis trophies.
6. Scottish Grass Court Championships final, 1981.
7. Jamie aged fifteen months and Andy only a few days old.
8. Jamie in the garden aged eighteen months old.
9. Family photograph.
10. The boys playing football.
11. With their toddler wheels.
12. As Scottish National Coach.
13. At Gleneagles coaching in the Virginia Wade tennis clinic, 1989.
14. LTA coach of the year Award, 2001.
15. The Dunblane Primary School team in 1994, Jamie and Andy are in the middle of the front row.
16. Andy and Abbie, his puppy, in 1997.
17. Jamie, aged twelve, playing in the Orange Bowl Championships in 1998.
18. Jamie and Tom Burn winning the British Under 18 Doubles Championship in 2003.
19. Andy the Junior US Open champion, in 2004 (Getty Images).
20. Jamie and Jelena Jankovic win mixed doubles at Wimbledon in 2007 (Getty Images).
21. Andy loses to Roger Federer in the 2012 Wimbledon final.
22. Andy beats Federer at the London Olympics, held at Wimbledon, to win gold.
23. The Adidas photobooth at the Olympics.
24. Andy wins the US Open 2012 (all Getty Images).
25. Watching the 2013 Wimbledon final.
26. Andy beats Novak Djokovic in the 2013 Wimbledon Men’s Singles Final (Getty Images).
27. Me and Leon Smith, GB Fed Cup and Davis Cup captains, running a kid’s training session in Scotland in 2015.
28. The Fed Cup team in 2013: Anne Keothavong, Laura Robson, Johanna Konta and Elena Baltacha (Getty Images).
29. Fed Cup team 2015: Anna Smith, Johanna Konta, Heather Watson and Jocelyn Rae.
30. Jamie and Andy playing doubles in the winning 2015 GB Davis Cup team (both Getty Images).
31. The Tennis on the Road van.
32. A Miss-Hits gathering.
33. Jamie and Bruno Soares win the Australian Open 2016.
34. Watching the boys claim their number 1 spots in singles and doubles in December 2016 at the ATP Master’s Final (both Getty Images).
35. The Murray family is presented with the Outstanding Contribution to Sport award at the Sports Industry Awards, 2016 (Getty Images).