Photo of the month: September 2016
The daily procession of ferries in and out of Oban Bay makes it a popular destination for ship..
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❯ Read MoreWhen David Howie left Scotland 11 years ago to start a cadetship with an international shipping company, he..
❯ Read MoreOf all this summer’s cruising opportunities on the Clyde, one day stood out for CRSC committee member Roy..
❯ Read MoreRobert Cleary welcomes Clydebank Museum’s display of artefacts and pictures evoking Clydeside’s glorious past as ‘shipbuilder to the..
❯ Read MoreThe history of paddlers north and south of the border is given a personal slant by the former..
❯ Read MoreAs Balmoral prepares to visit the Clyde for four days of sailings over the September weekend, Richard Coton..
❯ Read More‘Round of the Lochs and Firth of Clyde’ was one of Waverley’s best-known cruises in the era before..
❯ Read MoreThere were two winners of the recent CRSC quiz — James Fisher of Ayr and Alistair Black of..
❯ Read MoreMark Nicolson is known in shipping circles for the quality of his photography and his enthusiasm for CalMac..
❯ Read MoreRobert Beale tells the story of Scotland’s sole surviving turntable ferry. Quietly crossing the narrows at Glenelg, year..
❯ Read MoreRobert Cleary assesses the appeal of one of Scotland’s oldest tourist destinations. I recently went to the Trossachs..
❯ Read MoreCaledonian MacBrayne charters timber ferry for Islay after Hebridean Isles suffers visor damage and is dry-docked for repairs. For a..
❯ Read MoreAs a teenager in the early 1940s Ian Halliday worked on five Clyde steamers. Now 90, he is..
❯ Read MoreSince her launch at Port Glasgow in December 2015 Catriona has been fitting out alongside Ferguson Marine’s Newark..
❯ Read MoreGraeme Hogg, assistant purser of Cowal 1970-72, recalls his experiences on the short-lived Fairlie-Brodick-Tarbert service. A virtually deserted Cowal..
❯ Read MoreThank you to everyone who took part in the quiz. Nobody got all thirty questions correct but two..
❯ Read MoreCRSC has lined up another superb series of illustrated talks for the coming winter months. Headline events include..
❯ Read MoreCRSC has been gifted more than 3,000 digitised images from the slide collection of the late Dr Joe..
❯ Read MoreIf you haven’t yet submitted an entry, now is the time to do so: closing date is Friday..
❯ Read MoreWe could not have made a more impressive start. While CRSC members and friends were gathering at McInroy’s..
❯ Read MoreThe early evening of Saturday 18 April 1936 was exceptional in the annals of the Firth of Clyde…
❯ Read MoreScrutinising the ferry-route map of the Hebrides, and drawing a circle on it, is a regular pastime of..
❯ Read MoreA CRSC-sponsored poll on possible names for two new Scottish ferries has created sharp divisions of opinion among..
❯ Read MoreWas it a done deal? The announcement on 19 May 2016 that CalMac had won the Clyde and..
❯ Read MoreIt was like the return of an ancient relic. A piece of shipping history, of Clyde history, battered..
❯ Read MoreSteamer calls at Girvan stopped when war was declared in 1939, and it was not until 29 April..
❯ Read MoreOn 20 April 2016 CRSC enjoyed a cathartic finale to its winter session of meetings when, in the..
❯ Read MoreBalmoral will return to the Clyde in September for the first time since 2012. The classic 1949 motorship,..
❯ Read MoreAn exhibition on Clyde shipbuilding is being mounted later this year at Clydebank Museum (within Clydebank Town Hall)…
❯ Read MoreFriends of TS Queen Mary, a charity set up in 2012 to save the former Clyde turbine, have..
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