Interview: Captain Ross Cochrane

Paint pots litter the deck. Some of the woodwork needs a final coat of varnish. In every other..
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Paint pots litter the deck. Some of the woodwork needs a final coat of varnish. In every other..
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SIX PORTS, CINQ PERSONNES, QUATRE TRAVERSÉES, TROIS NAVIRES ET DEUX COMPAGNIES: LA FRANCE PAR FERRY, ÉTÉ 2016 (Six..
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Iain MacArthur recalls a fateful incident in 1958, when the MacBrayne flagship Saint Columba emerged from overhaul with..
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As MV Isle of Cumbrae notches up 40 years in service, Graeme Hogg sings the praises of ‘an..
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CRSC is pleased to announce the publication of Review 2014, the latest of its comprehensive surveys of Scottish..
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Continuing our series on summer cruise options outside the CalMac/Waverley sphere, Charles McCrossan explores the maritime delights of..
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With nearly 40 years’ experience as a boat owner, Ken Mills has more than a passing acquaintance with..
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In the first of a series previewing summer cruise options outside the CalMac/Waverley sphere, Rob Beale explores the..
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CRSC President Iain Morgan recalls his astonishment when, on a boyhood visit to the Albert Harbour in Greenock,..
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Roy Paterson’s superb show of CRSC digital images was the highlight of an annual general meeting that will..
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On Saturday 22 April 2017 the fifth annual SHIP AHOY! exhibition will take place at Summerlee Museum in Coatbridge,..
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Eric Schofield takes a ‘spur of the moment’ decision to do something out of the ordinary — and..
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The new edition of CLYDE STEAMERS has just been published, and paid-up CRSC members get their copy free. If you..
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Gordon Law concludes his winter round-up with the observation that, where CalMac ferries are concerned, the off-season invariably..
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Mike MacKenzie, who has died aged 79 after a short period of ailing health, was an enthusiastic member..
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Exactly 50 years ago, on Saturday 1st April 1967, I sailed aboard an outstandingly handsome coastal passenger steamer..
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Colin J. Smith describes a journey to a familiar location — with something of a twist. In the..
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Long accustomed to crossing the Minch on Isle of Lewis between Stornoway and Ullapool, Mark Nicolson recalls the..
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Rarely did MacBrayne’s Columba deviate from the Ardrishaig run, to which she was thirled throughout her 57-year career. One..
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Eric Schofield delighted CRSC’s March meeting at Jurys Inn, Glasgow, with his vintage collection of colour photographs themed..
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In the second instalment of his winter diary, Gordon Law reveals what a busy pier Largs can be..
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In recent weeks Stuart Craig has taken us on a fascinating traversal of his favourite sailings, encompassing the..
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Mark Nicolson recalls a return trip across the Minch in February 2013 that ignited his ‘hardcore’ interest in..
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For Gordon Law, winter is not a reason to hibernate but a season to celebrate. In this three-part..
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We are nearing the climax of Stuart Craig’s epic countdown of 10 favourite sailings, but he is determined..
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Robert Cleary recalls the days when summer on Loch Lomond meant a cruise on Maid of the Loch,..
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Inspired by Stuart Craig’s ‘Ten of the Best’ series, Cameron Shaw recalls two memorable sailings — one on..
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Stuart Craig’s collection of 10 favourite sailings has already embraced a stunning variety of landscape and experience, contrasting..
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Iain MacLeod uncovers an unusual incident in the working life of Captain James Williamson, one of the outstanding..
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At our CRSC meeting on Wednesday 8 February 2017 Ken Charleson, Managing Director of Hebridean Island Cruises Ltd,..
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