James Henry

 James Henry is a historic rivetted iron traditional stern Bridgewater Canal narrowboat built in 1887 by Thomas Bantock & Co. She  is seen here at  Port Dundas.

Laika

Barge at Bowling,it has a rather strange name Laike,which was the name of the first living being to go into space .

Laika was a stray Moscow dog, the first living creature to orbit Earth aboard the Soviet Union's Sputnik 2 spacecraft on November 3, 1957, proving that life could survive launch and weightlessness, but her mission was one-way, and she died from overheating hours into the flight, sparking animal rights concerns despite the knowledge gained for human spaceflight. 

Laika was built on the River Clyde in 2011 she is a wide beam dutch barge.

Gamebird

 The unusual sight of a barge on the Clyde, Gamebird passing Old Kilpatrick on her way to Glasgow as part of the commonwealth flotilla in 2014

Dragonfly

 A barge from Somerset seen at Bowling Basin.

Donovan

 

 The barge Donovan at Bowling.

Nice n Easy

 Nice n Easy barge at an iced over Bowling Basin.

Sea Rock

 

Sea Rock barge at Troon Harbour.

Terra Marique

 Terra Marique barge at Rothesay Dock Clydebank.

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Barge on River Cart

 A barge being brought up the River Cart by the tugs Bruiser and Michael Frances,they were heading for Westway Dock to collect an offshore structure for Hinkley Point C power station.

KML’s heavy lift crane barge BD6072

KML, working for the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB), successfully salvaged fishing vessel Louisa. The 15m fishing boat sank off Mingulay in the Outer Hebrides and was after dive inspections and lift preparations  raised by KML’s heavy lift crane barge BD6072. The Louisa was transported on deck of the BD6072 and lifted ashore at Clydebank for further investigations by the MAIB.
The wreck of the Louisa SY30 can be seen in the background of Rothesay Dock.Sadly three crew members died,with one man managing to swim ashore.