sam wrote: Oh I do!
Campbeltown
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Telo
- Admiral of the Red
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Re: Campbeltown
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pagoda
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Re: Campbeltown
Other than MacDonalds visiting C'town... it's a much maligned wee town. Our first visit in 2009 was after a long thrash from Lamlash. Didny really ken aboot reefing then. After we got rafted up, we staggered up the high street and found a drinking hole. We were not drunk before or after- though the ground was still moving. We got back to the boat clasping walls and doorways all the way!
Campbeltown can do that to you I'm told
Campbeltown can do that to you I'm told
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sahona
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Re: Campbeltown
As a Lamont on my mother's side I share the MacDonald's views of the Campbells. Can we get together and talk about historic abuse?
There may be others....
There may be others....
http://trooncruisingclub.org/ 20' - 30' Berths available, Clyde.
Cruising, racing, maintenance facilities. Go take a look, you know you want to.
Cruising, racing, maintenance facilities. Go take a look, you know you want to.
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claymore
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Re: Campbeltown
I have a fascination with Cemeteries and the history that unfolds when you read the headstones. There are few more fascinating than the one in Campbeltown
Regards
Claymore
Claymore