Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Inverarary

Another image from the archives once again it's 2018, This is Loch Fyne at Inveraray Pier with the Clyde Puffer "Vital Spark" She was launched in 1943 as "VIC 27" (victualling inshore craft) These ships were a World War II derivative of the iconic Clyde-built puffers which, for nearly a century, were the lifeblood of coastal communities up and down the west coast of Scotland. She was the “"the smertest boat in the coastin' tred", with her blood red hull, shiny brass whistle and cargoes of anything from Heilan coos to furniture, and plenty of whisky. She also starred in the mini-series, Para Handy – Master Mariner I recommend a large view,,,,,,, HFF and a lovely weekend to all! I have a link to a programme on the Clyde Puffers for anyone who may be interested, www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXKCn_W9Mj0

Looking up the Main Street on the left is Main Street East and on the right Main Street West,The building at the top is Inverarary Church which was built between 1795 and 1802 it was built to house two congregations the English, or Lowland Church and the Gaelic, or Highland Church, a solid wall separated the two and the main entrance has a door for each, Note the church sits like a roundabout slap in the middle of the A83 main road. The red van parked in the road belongs to the Royal Mail who's driver is collecting from the post office. Please view large for detail.