Bellow are some pictures of her before she was altered for sailing to the city centre.
Clyde Marines Rover which now operates between Braehead and the Broomielaw in the city centre.
Navios Felicity, a large bulker with a cargo of coal making her way round the Isle of Cumbrae to Hunterson,the coal is transported by train to Longannet power station on the north bank of the Firth and Forth near the town of Kincardine.
Rhu Parish Church is a particularly striking Gothic style church built in 1851 by William Spence; the church was slightly altered in 1891 by Honeyman and Keppie.
The church tower is of real interest starting as a square buttressed tower and culminating in a decorative coronet.
Rhu is a charming little village a few miles from the town of Hellensburgh.
The name Rhu comes from the Gaelic rudha meaning a promontory,the village sits on the mouth of the Gareloch.
