Cubs and Scouts gathered at their Peesweep Camp, now called Lapwing Lodge on the Gleniffer Braes above Paisley to meet the recently appointed Chief Scout, Major-General Michael J.H. Walsh who literally made a flying visit to the facility. It was originally a sanitorium for workers of Paisley's Coats Thread Mill to recover from infectious diseases but in 1968, Renfrewshire County Scout Council negotiated a 20 year lease from the then county council and is now wholly owned by the Scout Association and renamed Lapwing Lodge. Pictures by Stephen Mansfield