Members of Flourishing Faifley's (FF) men's group got together throughout the winter enjoying outdoor cooking and crafts.
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The group, based at FF's hub on Middleward Street, braved cold and wet weather to take part in various activities including whittling, walking, and taking thermal pictures.
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![Clydebank Post: The group spent time taking thermal images at night]( "Clydebank Post: The group spent time taking thermal images at night")
The group spent time taking thermal images at night (Image: Flourishing Faifley)
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One of the thermal images taken by the group (Image: Flourishing Faifley)
Images show "old-style traditional catapults" that some of the group carved from fallen dead wood.
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Some of the catapults carved by FF's men's group (Image: Flourishing Faifley)
![Clydebank Post: The group also enjoyed amazing views]( "Clydebank Post: The group also enjoyed amazing views")
The group also enjoyed amazing views (Image: Flourishing Faifley)These activities were made possible through funding from West Dunbartonshire Community & Volunteering Services (WDCVS).
The team say they are now looking forward to the year ahead.
To find out more about FF's men's group contact the charity via flourishingfaifley.tony@gmail.com.
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