CCC the active club at the heart of the Scottish sailing community, connecting people, exploring, cruising, racing and learning. Providing you with a fun opportunity to connect and sail with other people who share your love of being on the water. Offering fantastic opportunities to learn skills for life on and off the water at your own RYA approved Training Centre at Bardowie Loch, Glasgow.
Publishing widely renowned sailing directions, yearbook and journal to allow you to explore new and exciting places, either with other members or on your own. Organising world class racing with a diverse programme for keelboats and dinghies alike across Scotland. Enabling access to all aspects of sailing, for all ages and abilities through dinghy and yacht sailing.
Publishing widely renowned sailing directions, yearbook and journal to allow you to explore new and exciting places, either with other members or on your own. Organising world class racing with a diverse programme for keelboats and dinghies alike across Scotland. Enabling access to all aspects of sailing, for all ages and abilities through dinghy and yacht sailing.
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A friend recently lent me a copy of the 1966 CCC Journal that she had found in her house at Colintraive and a number of aspects struck me. With more than 60 articles, there were 24 cruising logs - from Oslo to Benodet. It was interesting to re-read the article on the dismasting of Christina of Cascais during the North Channel Race en route to Bangor, ably escorted home by Arcturus.
Learn to sail at the CCC Dinghy Section based at Bardowie Loch on the outskirts of Milngavie. CCC has a long history of representing sailors and their interests to official bodies, government and local authorities. There is no entry fee. The term Family includes Spouses/Partners and, where applicable, Sons and Daughters of 24 years of age and under all resident at the same address.
One traditionally held version of the formation of the Club is that on a November night in 1909 four young men were standing on the starboard paddle box of the Duchess of Montrose heading for Wemyss Bay from Rothesay where they had been storing gear from their laid-up boats.
They felt it was a pity that they would see so little of each other during the winter since one of the great pleasures of cruising was to get to an anchorage, find other yachts and go aboard for a yarn.They agreed that none of the established Yacht Clubs catered solely for the cruising man and that such a Club would be an asset to the sailing fraternity.
They felt it was a pity that they would see so little of each other during the winter since one of the great pleasures of cruising was to get to an anchorage, find other yachts and go aboard for a yarn.They agreed that none of the established Yacht Clubs catered solely for the cruising man and that such a Club would be an asset to the sailing fraternity.
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These tidal predictions are not provided by Clyde Cruising Club and the club cannot accept any responsibility for the accuracy of these predictions. There is an overlap of reception by both Coastguard offices in the area Mull of Kintryre to Ardnamurchan. Initial announcements are made on ch 16 and thereafter the forecasts are made from various transmitter sites.
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Jason Mckenzie
Jan 02, 2019
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