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Milan Vogrin		19-Jan-2021 18:48
Nice images!V!

Zolt�n Balogh		03-Jan-2018 18:29
Wow, this is a cool gallery with so many superb photos. Great collection! V

joseantonio		04-Feb-2013 17:25
Very nice collection.V.

Guest		28-Apr-2011 23:40
hi can someone plz tell me where u can get calmac models??

Guest		11-Dec-2010 23:16
Christine, can you please send me your email or phone no. Norman Martin nw@nwmartin.fsnet.co.uk

guest		05-Apr-2010 16:16
can anyone please help my son is mad keen on anything related to calmac i have been trying to get him a calmac model for years does anyone know where i could purchase one or have one made for him please help we are desperate kind regards christine shaw

christine shaw		05-Apr-2010 16:13
can anyone please help me my son has been trying to find a calmac model for years does anyone know where i could get one made for him or purchase one any suggestions would be much appreciated kind regards christine

Buzz		16-Jan-2010 08:42
Brilliant photos. Clansman is my 3rd home, but I've not yet had waves crashing over the top of me. You've taken some of these when they've been docked for service? Or off their normal run?

Zak		17-Mar-2009 20:51
yep -http://www.calmac.co.uk/mv_hebridean_isles.html I haven't got a photo yet though!

Jan Carlsson		17-Mar-2009 20:41
Isn't there one called MV Hebrideran Isles?

Peter Crichton		17-May-2008 04:09
I wonder if anyone has ay pictures on the ferry from Coran to Ardgower from the 1950s When I was around 13 years old we used to spend our summer holidays in a big house walking distance from the ferry. It was a wide open affair held about four cars, the deck used to be able to revolve to allow the loading ramps to go to the side when unloading. The "captain" used to let us steer and after my brother and I spent a lot of time at it we actually brought her in to the concrete slip ourselves. We had to leave the engine running to keep it at the dock. Many a nervous face watched us two young lads handle things. Sure would like to see a picture of it.

guest		25-Mar-2008 00:39
as far as im aware they are there for refurbishment because the saturn has spent alot of time there aswell

Guest		08-Mar-2008 01:00
Juno currently laid up in the Gareloch, I suspect awaiting disposal. Perhaps a candidate for a floating exhibit, in the old Scott's Drydock?? Maybe a floating bar/ club....... Jupiter has been main vessel on Gourock - Dunoon for several months.

Walter Otto Koenig		28-Nov-2007 19:43
Cool gallery. I like it. I may have taken one of these ferries once upon a time from Uig to Tarbert. best Wishes, Walter

John Walsh		24-Apr-2007 15:42
Just a wee update to say that it looks like the Juno has now gone out of service. She returned to Gourock on April 21st and on to Rosneath the following day. I presume her days with Cal Mac are sadly over.

Zak		08-Mar-2007 09:43
yep, both the Juno and Jupiter are still going, although i think their days are numbered with the arrival of MV Bute's sister ship arriving shortly. Juno is on the Bute route right now with Saturn and Jupiter is in Dunoon.

Kenny Messano		07-Mar-2007 22:12
Are The Jupiter or Juno Still Part Of The Fleet. I can remember being stationed in the Holy Loch, when they were brand new and went into service from Dunoon to Gourock.

Guest		06-Mar-2007 07:40
Nice photos Zac, Got to say though that The MV Bute and her new sister are not even a fraction as good looking or in the same league aesthetically pleasing as the 'streakers' are. Does anyone the fate of Jupiter, Juno or Saturn?

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