MRV SCOTIA

MRV Scotia was built by Ferguson Shipbuilders Ltd at Port Glasgow for the then Scottish Office and completed early in 1998. Operating from her home port in Aberdeen, Scotia is used for fish stock assessment and environmental monitoring in the North Sea and north Atlantic waters. She carries a crew of 18 and can accommodate up to 12 scientists.

Photographed here passing Erskine on her way down the Clyde.

Karmel

 KARMEL (IMO: 9290672) is a General Cargo and is sailing under the flag of Malta. Her length overall (LOA) is 89.98 meters and her width is 15.42 meters.

LYSBRIS SEAWAYS

 

MV Isle of Cumbrae and MV Loch Linnhe

 CalMac ferries MV Isle of Cumbrae and MV Loch Linnhe at the Holy Loch Marina.

West Kilbride

 Looking over the West Kilbride countryside with distant views of the Isle of Arran.

RNLI 17 19

 CAMPBELLTOWN lifeboat at Girvan Harbour.

Skelmorlie

 Rainbow over Skelmorlie village.

Liamare

Cargo ship Liamare at Hunterson offloading rocks for the Millport sea defence.
 

Eagle Bergen

 The vessel EAGLE BERGEN (IMO 9676137, MMSI 311000340) is a Crude Oil Tanker built in 2015  and currently sailing under the flag of Bahamas.

She is seen here sailing past the village of Strone on her way up Loch long.

Freedom III BA 280

 Freedom III BA 280 arriving at Troon.

MV Alfred

 MV Alfred at Troon ,she is on loan to CalMac.

SD Mars

 SD Mars tug in Garvel dry dock for her annual maintenance check.

Willpower

 The tug Willpower heading up the Clyde having discharged her spoil at the Holy Loch.

She is currently working on the dredging of the river at Renfrew in preparation for the new bridge.