Meeting and fellowship for retired men
A recent talk (15th November) to Largs Probus Club members really went down well as Submariners Jim McMasters and Andy Knox spoke on the history of the Submarine Service. Jim gave a potted history of submarine development from its first tentative Read More …
The role of hydrogen as an important part of a decarbonised society was the interesting subject of Fergus Tickell of SGN when speaking to a recent meeting of Largs Probus Club. Fergus explained what hydrogen was and highlighted its major Read More …
The Royal Navy versus the German High Seas Fleet – the World War One Battle of Jutland was the subject of a fascinating talk presented to the Largs Probus Club. Historian Bill Fitzpatrick began by outlining the state of naval power in Read More …
The Role of the Forensic Scientist Body fluids are not always pleasant to talk about but sometimes they can be fascinating, as was demonstrated by Dr. Pamela Strayhorn in her recent talk on forensic biology to Largs PROBUS Club. Dr. Read More …
Three members of the Walking Group recently tackled the 7 mile walk around the Greenock Cut, an aqueduct built in the 1820s to supply water from Loch Thom to Greenock. Roddy Eunson, Bill Young and Ray Young, with his dog Poppy, enjoyed Read More …
“trench’d its gushing entrails bright.”
Translates as:
Digging into your glistening insides,