Ali Cat at Gourock

Sound of Soay

 The Sound of Soay making her way to Dunoon, in the background is the Hebridean Princess in the Holy Loch.

Mina

 Scottish fisheries ship Mina with HMS Shoreham (M112) in the background.

MV Loch Shira

 

MV Loch Shira with Largs in the background.

Police Rib

 Police rib passing Greenock

Galatea (1889)

 Launched in 1889 by Caird & Co of Greenock, looks like Rothesay in the background.

MV Isle of Mull

 MV Isle of Mull making a winter crossing to the Isle of Mull.

INVERARAY Bridge Repairs

 The project will involve dismantling and repairing three damaged sections of the seawall, with a focus on salvaging and reusing as much of the original material as possible. Key improvements will include installing guttering, repairing the concrete haunch, and extending this where necessary. These upgrades aim to strengthen the wall’s resilience, safeguarding the A83 from the damaging effects of wave action and harsh coastal conditions.

Cardross

 Cardross shore with Port Glasgow on the south side of the Clyde.

Cherry Sand

 Cherry Sand at Ayr harbour.

The hopper  is fitted with a grid to avoid debris being deposited at sea, and discharges via hydraulically operated bottom doors.

MV Portree

 MV Portree was a ferry, built in 1965 for the Skye crossing. In 1970, she was re-built and moved to the Kyles of Bute where she served until 1986.

Fish Market

 The interior of Glasgows old Fish Market it opened in 1873 and lasted untill the late 70s.

Rambling Rose OB78

Rambling Rose at Irvine harbour. 

 

Ashleanne

 Ashleanne a landing craft moored of the Island of Kerrera.

She was built at Nobles of Girvan in 2000.

Quantas

 

 Quantis photographed at Oban a few years ago. In 2008 her Crewe were winched to safety by a Royal Navy Sea King helicopter.

The trawler was taking in water while fishing close to the Isle of Pladda ,the boat was towed to Campbeltown harbour.

Vital Spark

 The puffer Vital Spark berthed at Inveraray pier on a frozen Loch Fyne.

Lothian Queen

 Lothian Queen at Ardrossan harbour, she was built at Weatherheads of Cockenzie in 1936. 

Tay Lee

 Tay Lee at at Victoria Harbour Greenock, normally berths at Troon.

MV Loch Nevis

 MV Loch Nevis at Troon Harbour, she was in at Dales drydock for her annual maintenance check.

 MV Lochnevis, Loch Nibheis in Gaelic, serves the Small Isles of Canna, Eigg, Muck and Rum from Mallaig.

Built at Ailsa Shipbuilding, Troon on 6 May 2000 and entered service on 1 November 2001.

M.V. Conserver

 M.V. Conserver at Newhaven harbour Leith.

MV Glen Sannox

 MV Glen Sannox passing Gourock while on sea trials.