HMS Unicorn

Launched in 1824, HMS Unicorn is the most original old ship in the world.

Originally constructed as a 46-gun frigate at Chatham Royal Dockyard, Unicorn arrived in Dundee in 1873 as a training ship for the Royal Naval Reserves – a role she carried out until the 1960s.

HMS Unicorn is still moored on the city’s waterfront and is now the oldest ship left in Scotland, as well as one of the six oldest ships in the world.

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Inch Cape

 The giant yellow structures at the Port of Leith are offshore wind farm components for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.

These parts are staged at Leith Docks before being loaded onto specialized heavy-lift vessels and installed in the North Sea, roughly 15 to 22 kilometres off the Angus coast (east of Arbroath)

MV Belnahua

 

MV Belnahua is a small steel car and passenger ferry built in 1972 that operates across the Cuan Sound between the islands of Seil and Luing in Scotland

OCEAN AQUILA

Live fish carrier / wellboat is the OCEAN AQUILA, operated by Ocean Farm Services. 

Viking Sky

 MV Viking Sky is a cruise ship launched in 2016, operated by Viking Ocean Cruises since 2017. On 23 March 2019, she suffered an engine failure off the coast of Norway, with a partial evacuation by helicopters.

Photographed from Anstruther

V6

 The V6 Yacht is a 48.53-meter (159-foot) luxury expedition motor yacht built in New Zealand by Flyghtship Construction and launched in 2007

HMS Shoreham (M112)

HMS Shoreham (M112)  is a British Royal Navy Sandown-class minehunter that was later transferred to the Ukrainian Navy as the Cherkasy. Photographed on the Clyde.