For today's story from the Advertiser archives we're travelling back 15 years to 2004's Thinking Day celebration for Guides and Brownies in Helensburgh and around the world.
Here's how we reported on their Helensburgh gathering in the Advertiser on April 15, 2004...
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MORE than 120 Guides, leaders, and parents, marked Thinking Day recently in Helensburgh’s Victoria Halls.
The annual celebration of the Guide Association saw a series of time travel games and recreations of scenes from history.
The theme of ‘time travel’ saw girls from the ages of five to 15 caught in a ‘time warp’, trying activities from different eras.
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Activities included making Elizabethan pomanders, medieval tapestries, Viking shields and living during World War Two — the girls could find themselves in one of 12 time zones.
“The event was hailed a great success again for leaders and members alike and we look forward to next year’s adventure,” said a spokesperson for the organisers.
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