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One of the more imaginative events organised to mark the opening of the new John Muir Way saw groups of walkers from both Helensburgh and Balloch converge on Goukhill to witness a meeting between John Muir and Tom Weir against the spectacular backdrop of Loch  Lomond.
 
Friends of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs Trustee, John Urquhart said: ''This was a very special event which took place in sparkling sunshine with the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond looking at their magical best as the two famous conservationists and champions of National Parks held the crowd spellbound with their conversation on their lifetime work promoting the benefits of the great outdoors and the concept of National Parks to protect wild and beautiful places. Many of those who were present described the event as a very moving and inspirational experience.'' John is also a Trustee of ACT.
 
Actor David Kinnaird of Stirling Ghostwalk fame played the part of John Muir and Donald Nelson, storyteller, was Tom Weir. Organised by the Friends of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs as part of the John Muir Festival and funded by Argyll and Bute Council, the National Park and Helensburgh and Gareloch Rotary, all proceeds went to the Tom Weir Memorial Statue Campaign.

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Julie Young, Development Officer of act said ‘plans for the initiative have been underway for the past 12 months or so – to now be at launch stage is a very exciting time for us.’

Act, which is an abbreviation for Argyll and the Isles Coast and Countryside Trust will be serving the local communities almost as a hub facility. Julie continues “we wanted to provide the people of Argyll and the Isles with a platform where they can find out about all of the projects taking place in the local community. From conserving wildlife to creating new job opportunities act will be supporting activity which either improves enhances or promotes Argyll and the Ills its local and wider networks’

The act website is now live and can be visited at www.act-now.org.uk