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Participants enjoyed a stroll at the nature reserve, discussing theThree levels of walks were available, catering to all mobility and fitness levels and each guided by a Paths For All accredited walk leader.Doalty Sweeney, from North Glasgow, said: “On the day, it was a great turnout, well organised and even the weather was in our favour. Lovely meeting new people and making nice conversations on our way around the Claypits. There was great input and conversation all-round the walk.
"The views across Glasgow from the viewpoint were amazing, seeing Goatfell on Arran, 40 miles away, was a fantastic site. "It brought such calmness and peace, just walking in nature and getting knowledge from Bob, and socialising outdoors is a real bonus.
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