Queen Anne

 The Queen Anne is the fourth liner in Cunard’s fleet ,she recently took her maiden voyage  from her home port of Southampton to Lisbon .  This was her first visit to Greenock, the Esplanade was busy with on lookers as she left for her naming ceremony in Liverpool. 

Jumbo Jubilee

 The first of two new ‘transformational’ £25 million ship-to-shore cranes has been delivered to Greenock’s container terminal.

Built in Cork, the 932-tonne structure will help accommodate increased demand from cargo owners and support growth in transatlantic trade.

Port operator Peel Ports Clydeport says the cranes have already been key in securing new routes, including a new weekly deep sea container service connecting Scotland to the Mediterranean market of Turkey.

The first crane arrived at the freight port following a one-day journey from Cobh, with work beginning to install it shortly.

Orcades v

 Orcades  at Oban 2012.

Malahide Trawler yacht Orcades Plockton

66 Ton 17.6m Orcades was built as a navigation training vessel in 1973 and rebuilt as an 11 berth private yacht in Stromness in 1997. 

Settler

 Fish carrier Settler departing Oban and sailing up the Sound of Mull.

AASLI

 AASLI passing Renfrew with part of the new Renfrew bridge being removed from the barge Caroline.

Sten Baltic

Tanker Sten Baltic pasing Greenock after her visit to Rothesay Dock Clydebank.

USNS Kane

 USNS Kane (T-AGS-27) was a Silas Bent-class survey ship acquired by the United States Navy and delivered to Military Sealift Command in 1967. Kane spent her career performing oceanographic surveys. The ship was equipped with the Oceanographic Data Acquisition System (ODAS).

She was transferred to the Turkish Navy in 2001 and renamed TCG Çandarlı.

The picture shows her at KGV dock Glasgow.