May 16, 2009
2:00 pm	to	11:00 pm

Book Launch, Heritage Walks, BBQ, Ceilidh

Guided/Bussed Walks

The Whisky Trail ‘Wanted’! Smugglers in Glendaruel. Join The Walking Theatre Company for an intrepid romp through wild woodland to a ruined village. Keep the secrets of the Glen from the Excise men! Come and be a part of Scottish history through this interactive play which spans 200 years and a struggle for power after the Act of Union! Sponsored by The Heritage Lottery Fund.

Register in Hall, 2.30 pm

The Abandoned Village of Kildavain A walk to the abandoned village above the West Road, guided by Michael Kaufman.

Register in Hall, 2.45 pm

Cruach Mhor Wind Farm Take the free bus up the hill to wander around the turbines. Bus or walk back

Register in Hall, from 2 pm (by request)

Owl Walk A walk to visit owl chicks in boxes in the Glendaruel area, guided by expert Arthur French Register in Hall, 7pm (12 maximum)

“Free-Range” Walks

Home Farm walks Enjoy the newly formed walks around Home Farm Steadings or visit the historical buildings and former site of Glendaruel House and Estate.

Maps and display available in Hall Old Chapel open to public by kind permission of Anne Ferguson Glendaruel House and Old Chapel

BOOK LAUNCH 4.45 pm - Join us for the official of the new Guide, published by Rucksack Readers, by Michael Russell, MSP, Minister for Culture, The Constitution and External Affairs.

Catering
Teas, Coffees and Homebaking
In aid of Kilmodan Primary School Funds from 2pm to 6pm

Bar from 4.30 – midnight

Winston Churchill’s Barbeque & Soup from 6pm

Entertainment (music from 5.30 pm)
Ceilidh with Canned Haggis £5 per adult, children 16 or under free Raffle 7pm

Free bus available (book in Hall or phone 0774 800 3351) from Colintraive – 6 pm and 8 pm, return on request, last return bus midnight available from Tighnabruaich or Strachur if booked in by 4 pm

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