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Wednesday 27 August 2008
Lochnevis
Loch Nevis seen in James Watt Dock.
Built: 2000
Cost: £5.500.000
Launched: 5/8/2000
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 49.2m
Breadth: 11.4m
Draught:
Gross tonnage: 941
CAPACITIES:
Passengers: 190
Cars: 14
Crew: 0
Lifeboats: 1
TECHNICAL:
Builders: Ailsa Shipbuilding, Troon
She is situated at Mallaig.
Tuesday 26 August 2008
Monday 25 August 2008
Sunday 24 August 2008
Saturday 23 August 2008
St Mungo on the Clyde
St Mungo is a popular sight on the upper reaches of the Clyde,she is seen most days going about her business of keeping the river clean of flotsam and jetsam and to assist in riverbank clean up.
The Water Witch Engineering Company designed and built St Mungo.
Friday 22 August 2008
Wednesday 20 August 2008
HMCC Seeker
HMCC "Seeker" cost more than 4m to build and has advanced tracking, navigation and surveillance equipment.
The cutter is the first vessel to be built for Customs and Excise by Damen Shipyards, Holland, in the 42-metre class.
HMCC Seeker is a development of the earlier Damen Stan Patrol 4100 produced for the Netherlands, Antilles and Aruba Coastguard under contract from the Royal Netherlands Navy.
The cutters operate in British and international waters.
Tuesday 19 August 2008
Monday 18 August 2008
HMS Daring and SD Oilpress
HMS Daring being fuelled before she leaves on her third set of sea trials.
Sunday 17 August 2008
Saturday 16 August 2008
Thursday 14 August 2008
HMS Dauntless
Dauntless about to start her short journey to wet dock,she was taken downriver first to be turned at King George V dock,then it was back up river to the wet dock for her fitting out.
The caisson was manoeuvred into place by Battler.
The fifth and current ship to bear the name Dauntless, and the Royal Navy’s second Type 45 destroyer, was launched on 23 January 2007 by the Ship’s Sponsor, Lady Mary Burnell-Nugent, and is currently in dock at BAE Systems, Scotstoun, Glasgow, undergoing extensive fitting out.
Dauntless is due to start her first sea trials in November 2008.
This collection of photographs was taken on the 24 January 2007,the day after her launch,after the launch she spent the night at the deep water facility at Scotstoun,the following day she was manoeuvred into the wet dock at the Scotstoun yard.
The caisson was manoeuvred into place by Battler.
The fifth and current ship to bear the name Dauntless, and the Royal Navy’s second Type 45 destroyer, was launched on 23 January 2007 by the Ship’s Sponsor, Lady Mary Burnell-Nugent, and is currently in dock at BAE Systems, Scotstoun, Glasgow, undergoing extensive fitting out.
Dauntless is due to start her first sea trials in November 2008.
This collection of photographs was taken on the 24 January 2007,the day after her launch,after the launch she spent the night at the deep water facility at Scotstoun,the following day she was manoeuvred into the wet dock at the Scotstoun yard.
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