Meeting and fellowship for retired men
With passports to the ready, four intrepid adventurers, Iain, Phil, Douglas and George, boarded the ferry at Largs for the first overseas venture of the year, setting foot on the foreign soil of the Great Cumbrae some ten minutes later. Read More …
The walking group decided to stay local for this expedition, and under sunny skies (!) five intrepid ramblers, Roddy, Iain, Douglas, Bill and George, assembled at the Lifeboat Station and then set off to walk to the Prophet’s Grave in Read More …
Our second walk of the year took place on March 7th. Having forked out the princely sum of £1 each, we boarded the 10.07 train for the short ride down past the Pencil and yacht haven, and through the famous Read More …
This walk got off to a difficult start as the 906 bus from Largs did not run at the appointed time due to an earlier breakdown. In the event only three of us made it, George, Douglas and Phil. We Read More …
Three members of the Walking Group recently tackled the 7 mile walk around the Greenock Cut, an aqueduct built in the 1820s to supply water from Loch Thom to Greenock. Roddy Eunson, Bill Young and Ray Young, with his dog Poppy, enjoyed Read More …
“trench’d its gushing entrails bright.”
Translates as:
Digging into your glistening insides,