Meeting and fellowship for retired men
The Panama Canal, known as the Seventh Wonder of the Modern World, was built to decrease dramatically the travel time for ships between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Its history was the subject of a recent talk by Malcolm Read More …
We caught the 09.50 bus from Largs Main Street to the Clyde Coast and Garnock Valley Crematorium. We set off up the track to the Kilburn Wind Farm so that we could visit the crash site of Fairey Firefly DT977 on Read More …
On Friday 18th August a group of 14 Probus members and guests travelled to Edinburgh by coach to attend a performance of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo which took place as usual on the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade. The coach left Read More …
There were concerns first thing that the long awaited putting competition might have to be postponed, but by 9.30am the rain had stopped and 21 members of the club met at the Barrfields putting green. Blethering before teeing off. We Read More …
I’ve just found this report in the Largs & Millport Weekly Advertiser: Largs Probus Club recently enjoyed (15 – 19 May) a coach holiday to Lytham St Annes – with plenty of members pitching in to join the fun. It Read More …
“trench’d its gushing entrails bright.”
Translates as:
Digging into your glistening insides,