River Cart Deredging

Coastrunner and Regis 2 manoeuvre a barge through the Inchinnan Bascule Bridge and down the River Cart into the Clyde,they had been dredging at Westway Dock for Steel Engineering.

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SS St Kevin

SS St Kevin
Built by John Fullerton & Company Paisley,
Yard No 149
Engines by Hall-Brown, Buttery & Co, Glasgow
Last Name: OAKFORD (1915)
Launched: Tuesday, 16/01/1900
Built: 1900
Ship Type: Steamship
Ship's Role: Coaster
Tonnage: 679 grt | 238 nrt
Length: 185 feet
Breadth: 28.1 feet
Depth: 11.6 feet
Owner History:
T. Heiton, Dublin.
1915 Thomas M. Collier, Dublin.
1915 Ford Shipping (Mann, Macneal), Dublin.
1918 T. W. Smyth, London.
1928 C. Strubin & Co, London

HMC Valiant

HMC Valiant a Border Agency (customs) cutter arriving at Largs pier.

For pictures of her sister ship click HERE

Ali Cat

Ali Cat encountering a grey funnel on her way to Dunoon.

SPS CRISTOBAL COLON F105

The Álvaro de Bazán-class frigates are the first modern vessels of the Spanish Navy to incorporate ballistic resistant steel in the hull, along with the power plants being mounted on anti-vibration mounts to reduce noise and make them less detectable by submarines.

Green Chief

Green Chief seen passing  Ardneil Bay Ardrossan were she was helping LM Constructor lay pipes.