On Tuesday evening we will leave the Smith at 6.30pm to visit Logie Old Kirk & kirkyard. We will be guided on this outing by a member of the Logie Old Kirkyard Group, if you haven’t been for a while you will be amazed at what the group has achieved. (There will be a nominal donation to the Group  of £2 per head.) There has been a place of worship at Logie since at least the 12^th century and there are medieval records of church buildings on the site in 1183, 1380 and 1594. In 1684 what remained of the medieval work was replaced by a new church, built by Thomas Bauchop, which itself was replaced in1805 and now remains a picturesque ruin. The kirkyard is famous for its grave stones dating from the late 1600s and early 1700s, but it also contains two hog – back grave markers, probably dating to the 11^th century. It is only a short walk from the car park and please bring appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear – it is only April so the weather can be unpredictable. Non-members are welcome to come along.