Snapping Alfred at Campbeltown: a long day’s journey into night

Eric Schofield thought a trip to Campbeltown to photograph MV Alfred’s berthing trial would make an easy day’s..
❯ Read MoreEric Schofield thought a trip to Campbeltown to photograph MV Alfred’s berthing trial would make an easy day’s..
❯ Read MoreAnyone familiar with Stuart Craig’s books needs no introduction to the character and style of his island hops…
❯ Read MoreThe latest edition of Scottish Ferry News covers all known movements by members of the CalMac fleet in..
❯ Read MoreWelcome to our latest ‘Members Only’ post, designed not only to share the experience of Waverley’s 2023 west..
❯ Read MoreRob Beale is one of many enthusiasts who have converged on Ardrossan over the past week to satisfy..
❯ Read MoreThe early 1980s found Waverley encompassing a wider geographical range than almost any Clyde steamer before her, a..
❯ Read MoreThe sudden death of Robin Urie on Sunday 30 April at the age of 71 has left those..
❯ Read MoreThe Last of the Island Hops — Part 1 Between 1989 and 2013 Stuart Craig, accompanied by a..
❯ Read MoreJane Liston lives in St Andrews where, as a longstanding Fife councillor, she has kept up a tireless..
❯ Read MoreWe were lucky with the weather. We were lucky with the ship. We were lucky with the captain…
❯ Read MoreThis was an unusually upbeat annual business meeting for CRSC, with more than a few laughs. Carrie MacKinnon..
❯ Read MoreCRSC held its 2023 Annual General Meeting at Leonardo Hotel, Glasgow, on 19 April. The proceedings are documented..
❯ Read MoreAs Waverley’s purser for 23 seasons, Jim McFadzean became a legend in his own lifetime. News of his..
❯ Read MoreThis second selection of artefacts and photographs from the CRSC Collection has the same aim as the first..
❯ Read MoreAs Western Ferries celebrates the 50th anniversary of its unsubsidised service on the Clyde, Andrew Clark asks chairman..
❯ Read MoreYou are invited to join us for a special three-ferry Spring excursion to Islay on Sunday 23rd April. This will..
❯ Read MoreIn a leaked email this morning to the CRSC Membership Secretary it has been revealed that the new..
❯ Read MoreEarly on 22 March 1973 Loch Seaforth struck a rock and was holed in Gunna Sound while on..
❯ Read MoreThe latest edition of Scottish Ferry News covers all known movements by members of the CalMac fleet in..
❯ Read MoreThe builder’s rigging plan for the 1932 Clyde steamer Duchess of Hamilton is one of a number of A3-size..
❯ Read MoreRobert Morrison, Director of Operations at CalMac Ferries Ltd, enthralled his CRSC audience on 8 March at Leonardo..
❯ Read More‘Is it perfect? No, it’s not.’ Robert Morrison’s acknowledgement of CalMac’s less-than-perfect performance was, ironically, the perfect way..
❯ Read MoreIn the latest in his series on the pioneering books of Captain James Williamson (Clyde Passenger Steamers from..
❯ Read MoreTo open a series celebrating Caledonian MacBrayne’s 50th anniversary, Lawrence Macduff looks back at the small bow-loading vessels..
❯ Read MoreA good crowd of CRSC members and friends was in attendance on Wednesday 8 February 2023 for Rob..
❯ Read MoreDuring CRSC’s first year of existence, its 16-year old founder, John Wood, gave a talk on a subject..
❯ Read MoreWhen CRSC founder John Wood set a new record for steamer hopping on the Firth of Clyde in..
❯ Read MoreAfter the heady innocence of its 1930s infancy, and the travails of wartime and postwar austerity, CRSC enjoyed..
❯ Read MoreCRSC’s annual Review of west coast shipping, for many years an invaluable and widely respected publication, was first..
❯ Read More‘A Peep into the Past’ was the title of Gavin Stewart’s CRSC presentation at Jurys Inn on Wednesday 11..
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