The 26th Stirling (Alloa) Boys’ Brigade has celebrated a successful summer camp.
Based at Ludgate Church, the group recently returned from a week of adventure and team-building activities in Dunbar.
A spokesperson for the brigade said that the camp was packed with numerous challenges and activities designed to inspire and build confidence.
A standout moment was the climb up North Berwick Law, where the boys showcased determination and enjoyed the views from the top.
They also enjoyed a friendly putting competition in North Berwick.
The excitement continued with water-based activities at Foxlake Adventures, where they participated in FoxFall, Ringos, and the Aqua Park.
These activities tested their balance, bravery, and teamwork.
Back at the camp, a wide variety of games, including table tennis, darts, snooker, chess, draughts, and dominos, ensured there was something for everyone throughout the week.
Graeme Forrest, the company captain, thanked the boys for their energy and positive attitude, which created a great atmosphere.
He also expressed gratitude to parents and volunteers for their practical support.
Special thanks were extended to John Lasman of Lasman Building Services in Alloa for providing a pickup truck for transporting essential camp equipment and Andrew Strang for driving the pickup on both Saturdays.
Graeme Beveridge of RG Autotech, Stirling, was also thanked for providing a tow vehicle and car transporter trailer to transport more of the camp equipment to and from the camp.
Organisers say their generosity, along with the help of parents loading and unloading equipment at Ludgate Church, ensured the camp ran smoothly from start to finish.
The 26th Stirling (Alloa) Company, The Boys’ Brigade, say they look to continue welcoming new members and remains committed to offering a programme of fun, faith, and adventure throughout the year.
More information about the company, including how to join, can be found on their website: www.26bballoa.org.
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