We're turning the clock back to June 2004 in our latest rummage in the photo archives of the Largs and Millport News.
Whose faces do you recognise in the pictures below?
Ten-pin bowling at Largs seafront was becoming one of the main attractions. The recent winners of the Atlantis Bowling competition were Carl McCabe, Mark Walker, Donald Ritchie and Lee Campbell (Image: Newsquest)
Volunteers on stand-by at the Dunn Memorial Church coffee morning – Jean Kerr, Joe Hannah, Ken Welch and Liz Marshall (Image: Newsquest)
An Inspector Calls was the classic play by Largs Players in 2004 which had the lavish setting of Kelburn Castle for its stylish production of the whodunnit (Image: Newsquest)
Emma Scott was 40th Cumbrae Queen (Image: Newsquest)
REAL SPECTACLE: The recycling glasses project with first years at Largs Academy – Layla Burt, Jill Garvie, Sarah McFadden and Charlotte Powell – with Mrs Crainey and Mrs Lundy. (Image: Newsquest)
LARGS COLTS finished their campaign in fine style by claiming a 4-2 win over Stamperland Athletic in the Under-14s Cup Final (Image: Newsquest)
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