QE2 Deck Plans

Folds out to show details of all the decks,published 1982 .

Ballyhealy

Ballyhealy a small coaster making her way up to Glasgow for a load of scrap metal.

Lady Helen

A sequence of photographs taken over a period of four hours showing the sinking and raising of Lady Helen in East India Harbour Greenock on the 12 Sep 2009.

Sadly for the owner she sank again during the evening hours,I have no idea why she sank,fortunately she was tied up at the time.

Princessa V

Making her way round the tight bend at Renfrew as she heads for Sheildhall.

Largs

Postcard of Largs,there is no date on the card but by judging by the ladies attire its probably the 50s.

Greenock and Tail of the Bank

Post Card dated 1949.

Maasdam

The cruise liner Maasdam departing from Greenock on a rather choppy August evening 2009,she required the assistance of a tug to help her on her way.

Name: Maasdam	Registry: Netherlands
Builder: Fincantieri	Country Built In: Italy
Ship Completed Date: 1/1/1993	Call Letters: PFRO
Refurbished Date: 1/1/2003	Capacity: 1258
Number of Crew, Nationality: 557, International	Gross Tonnage: 55451
Stabilized: Yes	Average Speed: 21 knots
Maximum Speed: 22 knots	Length: 720 feet
Beam: 101 feet	Space Ratio: 44:01:00
Number of Passenger Decks: 10	Number of Inside Rooms: 148
Number of Outside Rooms: 485	Number of Restaurants: 4
Number of Pools: 2 Holland America's ms Maasdam celebrates the most modern advances in guest amenities and nautical design. Yet this magnificent ship also preserves maritime traditions and service they have perfected over more than a century of worldwide cruising. The Maasdam features a $2 million collection of art and artifacts, continuing a tradition of on-board artwork that has become a trademark of the company's fleet.	Number of Elevators: 8

Minehunter flypast

Faslane 2006

Caledonian Isles

Caledonian Isles departing from Brodick on the Isle of Arran.

For more pictures of her arriving at Ardrossan click HERE

Possam

Sailing past the Isle of Cumbrae.

SD Clyde Spirit

SD Clyde Spirit with a police launch heading up the Gare Loch to Faslane naval base.