Skelmorlie Scouts showed some Scottish pride in celebrating the works of Robert Burns (Image: Skelmorlie Scouts)
Skelmorlie Scouts had plenty of 'honest, sonsie faces' who enjoyed a fantastic Burns Supper to celebrate the life and work of Scotland's national poet.
The youngsters enjoyed the annual celebration in honour of Robert Burns, who still inspires today with his thoughtful verse and humorous take on life, romance and society.
And just like many clubs and groups in the area, the Skelmorlie Scouts got into the spirit of things with some traditional food, drink and fun activities.
Everyone took part and enjoyed some haggis, Irn-Bru, shortbread and some Scots poetry.
Thanks to Skelmorlie Scouts for providing the photos published with this article.
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