“The Loophole” In a bustling port of Everett bar on Saint Patrick’s Day, two modern-day sailors, Jack and Michael, found themselves immersed in the jovial spirit of the celebration. Michael a Catholic sailor, proudly wore his cross necklace, a symbol of his faith, while Michael, a Mormon sailor, sported a shamrock pin gifted to him…
Scotch whisky, oh how it flows. From the Isle of Skye, where the wind blows. With hillsides rolling and fairy pools, This Scottish island is full of jewels. The MacGregors, a clan of old, Their story is one that’s often told. Rob Roy, a cattle dealer and rogue, His legend lives on, like a Scottish brogue. So raise a glass of Scotch whisky high, To the Isle of Skye and the MacGregors nigh. May their stories and beauty never die, And may we always remember with a sigh.
The number of boats bearing the MacGregor brand outnumbers the number of people named MacGregor still living in Scotland. The boats are a significant part of the MacGregor legacy and continue to be popular among sailing enthusiasts.