Photo of the month: June 2019

Despite unpredictable weather and unforeseen timetable changes, Cameron Wilson made the most of his visit to Oban at..
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Despite unpredictable weather and unforeseen timetable changes, Cameron Wilson made the most of his visit to Oban at..
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A lively crowd cheered the public launch of the Waverley boiler appeal on Saturday 15 June. Joining the..
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Richard Danielson’s new book is a ‘must’ for anyone interested in ferry and steamer photography, says Stuart Craig. CRSC..
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For many observers of the West Highland ferry scene, a visit by MV Isle of Lewis to any..
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Before the car ferry era, services to the Western Isles were dominated by Denny-built diesel vessels that were..
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Waverley’s operators say that, before they launch an official money-raising drive, they intend to draw up a full..
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On a recent visit to Kerrera, CRSC member Charlotte Caldwell discovered an island that has kept its unspoilt..
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The charity which operates Waverley has launched an appeal for funds to renew her boilers and get her sailing..
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So far in this series Eric Schofield has drawn inspiration from the collection of steamer and ferry tickets..
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Eric Schofield’s superb presentation of PS Caledonia slides capped CRSC’s annual business meeting, at which a new Club..
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Colin Tucker has made a study of the lions adorning CalMac funnels — a subject of some importance, given..
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Welcome to CRSC’s latest ‘Members Only’ post, comprising the Club’s complete digitised collection of photos of Glasgow and South..
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An unexpected diary change left Mark Nicolson free to spend 26 March on the Uig triangle — a..
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CRSC’s spring 2019 Photo Offer is drawn exclusively from the Iain MacArthur Collection. Click here to buy your pack..
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CRSC’s 56-page colour magazine has information, interviews, reminiscences, research — and FABULOUS photos, most of which are published..
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In the latest episode of Lawrence Macduff’s ‘Confessions of a cameraman’, our intrepid photographer sets his sights on a..
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For Graeme Hogg, a longstanding contributor to development projects at Tighnabruaich, much of what goes on there today..
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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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