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George White: My Argyll
For Argyll The air of excitement was tangible as the mail for Port Ellen, Jura and Gigha was thrown aboard by the Royal Mail and sorted on deck by crew. The run from Gourock to Tarbert carried the Royal Mail for Cowal, Bute and Kintyre. Our journey would take us … |
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