Ships and shipping, page 12
Scotland,
west coast
Aasfjord
heads down the Clyde near the Erskine bridge.
Bro
Distributor in Brodick Bay, Arran.
Ayress
at Ardrishaig loading timber.
The Eilean
Dhiura links Islay and Jura across the Sound of Islay between
Port Askaig and Feolin.
Helgaland
in the Firth of Clyde heading for Greenock container
terminal.
Glenachulish
is the world's last sea going turntable ferry. It
operates between Glenelg and Kylerhea on Skye during the
summer months. Almost the entire superstructure of the
vessel is a turntable. After loading this is swung
around by 180 degrees allowing vehicles to drive straight off
at the other end of the crossing.
Isis
at Kyle of Lochalsh.
Leander
in Brodick Bay, Arran.
Renfrew
Rose operated the passenger ferry service across the Clyde
from Yoker to Renfrew until March 2010.
Vectis
Eagle unloading wind turbine components at Kyle of
Lochalsh.
Cruise
ship calls at Portree, Skye have become common in recent
years. This is Oriana in the Sound of Raasay after
leaving Portree.
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