A Winter’s Day Sail: Clansman to Coll and Tiree

CRSC member Graeme Roy lives south of the border, miles from the Hebrides. But in mid December 2017..
❯ Read MoreCRSC member Graeme Roy lives south of the border, miles from the Hebrides. But in mid December 2017..
❯ Read MoreFraser MacHaffie recalls how CalMac’s distinctive funnel insignia was originally designed for a turbine steamer on the short..
❯ Read MoreSince its inception the aim of crsc.org.uk has been to create publicity for the Club, attract new members..
❯ Read MoreCRSC is chartering Isle of Arran for a special Round Arran sailing on Saturday 13 January 2018. The..
❯ Read MoreRobin Copland gives an ‘inside view’ of Members’ Night on 13 December 2017, when one fellow-participant recounted how he..
❯ Read MoreIn the second instalment of his ‘Confessions of a cameraman’, Lawrence Macduff recalls his friendship with Jim Aikman Smith..
❯ Read MoreFew ship enthusiasts in the west of Scotland can match Lawrence Macduff for length and depth of photographic..
❯ Read MoreEric Schofield recalls a winter when days were lit up by a fascinating array of unexpected excursion opportunities…
❯ Read MoreWith the help of his three young children, Rob Beale enjoys a story about a paddle steamer and..
❯ Read MoreIn the latest of our ‘On the Spot’ series, CRSC Past President Graeme Dunlop is cornered by Stuart Craig and..
❯ Read MoreColin Tucker explores the history of ships bearing the name of the island where he lives — Lewis…
❯ Read MoreStuart Craig took his reporter’s notebook along to Ferguson Marine for the launch of the new Arran ferry. Here..
❯ Read MoreThe event we have long waited for is fast approaching — the split-second when MV Glen Sannox finally..
❯ Read MoreIain Dewar describes how a former Norwegian coastal cruise ship led him to the rediscovery of a ‘Maid’. It..
❯ Read MoreAs final preparations are made for the launch of Glen Sannox, the fourth Clyde vessel to bear the..
❯ Read MoreRichard Coton recalls an epic voyage on Duchess of Hamilton that was cut short by huge seas in..
❯ Read MoreAt our November 2017 meeting, CRSC Honorary Secretary Eric Schofield delivered the second part of his talk on..
❯ Read MoreVIC32 is one of the sole surviving west coast puffers. Ken Mills took a trip on her. Puffers have always..
❯ Read MoreCRSC has conferred Honorary Membership on Terry Sylvester and Douglas McGowan. This rare award is reserved for those..
❯ Read MoreIn the latest of our ‘On the Spot’ series, Stuart Craig has enticed Cameron Shaw to step up to the..
❯ Read MoreRobin Copland describes the sensations — both wet and warm — engendered by CRSC’s trip to Loch Shiel..
❯ Read MoreFraser MacHaffie remembers winter on the Clyde more than 50 years ago. Reading Gordon Law’s interesting accounts of..
❯ Read MoreGraeme Hogg remembers the day when Maid of the Loch briefly sported a ‘tartan lum’, and looks forward to the..
❯ Read MoreSince the first Clyde steamer Comet appeared in 1812, numerous companies have run passenger services on the river;..
❯ Read MoreCRSC’s 2017-18 winter programme got off to a cracking start on Wednesday 11th October with a talk by..
❯ Read MoreDear Members and Friends of CRSC, I hope you have all had a good summer, despite the weather,..
❯ Read MoreIain McPherson takes advantage of one of the increasingly rare Minch crossings by Clansman from Oban. With the..
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❯ Read MoreAllan Smith gives an upbeat assessment of Balmoral’s latest visit to the Clyde, during which her itinerary ranged..
❯ Read MoreMonday’s fog-blanket on the Clyde reduced visibility to 50 yards in places, bringing CalMac’s ferry services to a..
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