Wester Ross attraction Gairloch Museum flags Warm Winter Wednesday
WARM Winter Wednesdays continue today at a popular visitor attraction in a Wester Ross community.
Gairloch Museum is flagging the continuation of its programme through March.
It's one of several such initiatives which have sprung up across Ross-shire in response to the energy and cost of living crisis.
The scheme has also been credited with bringing people together and strengthening communities.
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The museum posted: "Come along and take part in our crafting activities, read a newspaper or challenge someone to a game of tiddlywinks. You can relax in Am Bard cafe and enjoy a bowl of Sally's delicious soup.
"There is no charge and no need to book - just drop in anytime between 10:30am and 3pm. If you need a lift, we can arrange transport."
It shared photos from a fun felting activity staged last week.
It added: "Stay warm, stay well!"
The scheme is assisted by Gairloch Aid & Mobility Support (GAMS) and the Scottish Government's Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.
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