One Man’s Winter

Gordon Law argues that, despite the prospect of longer days and brighter nights in weeks to come, there..
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Gordon Law argues that, despite the prospect of longer days and brighter nights in weeks to come, there..
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The title of David Sinclair’s informative and encouraging presentation to our March meeting was ‘Clyde Built — Built..
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CRSC is holding a Special Prize Draw for a free return trip to Orkney or Shetland. At our..
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In the latest in our ‘On the Spot’ series, longstanding CRSC member Graeme Phanco takes the hot seat…
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Isle of Lewis’s visits to Brodick this month created unique opportunities for ferry photographers, says Andrew Clark. She..
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Eric Schofield makes ‘a slight change of tack’ for the latest in his series prompted by tickets or..
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Professor Donald Meek’s talk to the February CRSC gathering at Jurys Inn was by turns erudite, inspiring, witty..
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Colin Tucker unearths some little known stories about the steamers of Scotland’s west coast. Recently I was given..
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David Parsons recalls a time and place when the sun always shone — or so the memories of..
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Returning to Kerrera in search of the perfect ferry photograph, Lawrence Macduff advises that, ‘if you are going..
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John Lightbody prefers taking photographs of CalMac ferries that place them in the context of the glorious landscape..
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In this second instalment of west highland newspaper extracts from more than a century ago, Colin Tucker applauds..
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Judging by its ambitious and imaginative Ailsa Craig charter of MV Isle of Arran, CRSC is aiming at..
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Of all the tickets Eric Schofield has preserved and displayed in this series, those he collected in September..
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For many a year CRSC has enticed leading representatives of the shipping industry to come and entertain our..
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Due to factors beyond CRSC’s control , we are having to postpone the Ailsa Craig charter of MV..
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At 30 years of age Alex Forrest became Chief Engineer of a 30,000-ton tanker on the Pacific Ocean…
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During the past 12 months many of CRSC’s members and friends generously shared their photographs on our website..
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CRSC is chartering MV Isle of Arran for a unique cruise Round Ailsa Craig on Saturday 12 January 2019. Advance booking..
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Kennedy (Ken) Mills has been a well-kent presence around all matters connected with CRSC for more years than..
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One of the benefits of CRSC membership is being able to come to winter meetings in the knowledge..
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Here’s a bit of Christmas fun for you — a multiple-choice quiz on the theme of Clyde steamers and..
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CRSC’s recent film night was a reminder that moving images bequeathed by a previous generation of enthusiasts are..
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For the latest in his series inspired by tickets he has preserved, Eric Schofield visits Northern Ireland, finding..
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The last ship to be launched from the Clyde shipyard of A. & J. Inglis, builder of Waverley..
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Colin J. Smith, recently returned from a cruise in the Mediterranean, says the 21st century Cunard experience upholds..
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In 1981 Lawrence Macduff made his first ascent of Dunskeig, the hill that dominates the entrance to West..
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Museum curators don’t normally top the list of ‘must have’ guest speakers, but CRSC had received a tip-off..
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As a Post Office manager at Largs earlier in his career, Jim McMath would occasionally make the ferry..
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Walter is a well kent face within the steamer fraternity and far beyond. After his debut as Assistant Purser on..
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