Episode 13 - The Sugar Boat
Jul 17, 202613m
This time Paul and Robert discuss the wreck of the M V Captayannis, know locally in the Helensbugh area as the Sugar Boat.
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I take look at the heritage and history that surrounds the River Clyde and Loch Lomond area. The places, the people and the politics that formed the area. We live in a beautiful part of the world and I want to share our past and explore this part of Scotland in more depth. We might go back into the mists of time or simply look at a building that means something and find out as much as possible. Whether you live here now or have family who have come from here, I hope you will follow and enjoy.
Unknown Host hosts Clyde and Lomond Heritage, a history show with 15 episodes published.
This time Paul and Robert discuss the wreck of the M V Captayannis, know locally in the Helensbugh area as the Sugar Boat.
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In this Episode I look at the history of St Mungo's Episcopal Church in Alexandria, Scotland. From its conception to it's demise. I talk about some of the people who attended and contributed to the church as well as the
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