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CALEDONIA as the M/N HEIDI

We have added a few images of CALEDONIA as the M/N HEIDI entering Ischia Porto in 1996 to her profile.

Images from: Naviearmatori.net



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David olde
David olde
17 minutes ago

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SoC Forum is now 'Groups'

Welcome to our new group - Ships of CalMac Group! Formally the SoC Forum, our website host has now removed this feature and replaced it with 'Groups' - it has the same functionality and promises be a better space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.

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Steve Hurst
Steve Hurst
Sep 17

Apologies for the bombarding of emails! Please let me know if you are having any issues with the News Groups.

Steve Hurst

News Reporter

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LOCHNELL - holding on...

An update from SoC website viewer Mike Bremner shows the current state of the former MacBraynes vessel currently resting at Iron Wharf boatyard in Faversham. Sadly it appears work has halted on her restoration however the news that she remains in some shape is positive. You can visit her updated profile here:

https://www.shipsofcalmac.co.uk/ships-1/lochnell

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James Smith
James Smith
6 days ago

Thanks for sharing the update on LOCHNELL. It’s disappointing to hear that the restoration has stalled, but at least she’s still in a condition where future work is possible. Mike Bremner’s photos give a clear sense of her current state, and it’s good to know she hasn’t deteriorated beyond hope. Projects like this often move slowly, but with the right support, there’s always a chance for revival.

Appreciate the link to her updated profile—always interesting to follow the progress of these historic vessels. And if anyone ever needs help with assignment related to maritime history or restoration topics, feel free to ask—I’m always happy to help.

Steve Hurst

News Reporter

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New Feature: 1963 Western Isles Cruise

We are delighted to share these fantastic slides kindly submitted by Douglas Gordon from a cruise aboard LOCHMOR in 1963 from Mallaig to Tarbert, Harris via the Small Isles.

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LOCHMOR hoist loading cars at Mallaig.

FEATURE LINK: 1963 Western Isles Cruise

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The ship looks to be the 1947 Loch Seaforth and not Lochmor

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