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As Glenarn Gardens at Rhu are now closed for the year, it was our opporchancity to continue with the rebuild and repair of sandstone walls See more
Well here endeth our training programme for 2026, and it ended well in more glorious Renfrewshire sunshine 🌞 😁 Seventeen smiley happy peepil in attendance See more
Our final Introduction to Drystone Walling Training Course of the year commenced today at Auchenfoyle Farm near Klmacolm. Seventeen participants had paid their pennies for See more
On our last visit to Auchengillan Outdoor Centre in May this year, building a memorial cairn to mark the 'Centre's centenary ,several of the Scout See more
The weekend just past saw us descend on the National Trust for Scotland's (NTS) Threave Nature Reserve for our annual walling get together organised by See more
Well this weekend was in our diary as a 'Member Practise day(s) and Kilsyth Site Tidy Up - 18/19 July', however, as is the way See more
Well you'll be oh so glad to read that our post on Day 2 of our Community Project at Kilmaronock Old Kirk will not be See more
This weekend's community project was at Kilmaronock Kirk two miles east of Gartocharn in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. It was built in See more
Day 2 of our weekend Introduction to Drystone Walling Training Course and the weather was not as fair as it was yesterday, however, our hard See more
Today was our second ,two day Introduction to Drystone Walling Training Course of our 2026 at Auchenfoyle, near Kilmacolm, and the weather was set fair, See more

