Sea Venture

Fishing boat in James Watt Dock.

RRS James Cook

Scientific research ship heading for KGV Glasgow.
Click HERE for some more pictures from a previous visit.

Old Govan

A print of Old Govan from 1903,the paddle steamer is the Strathmore.
The ship is the Monmouth-Class armoured cruiser HMS Cumberland, fitting out after launching, at the Middleton Yard of the London & Glasgow Shipbuilding Company, Govan. She displaced 9,800 tons and was launched in late 1902.
 The Middleton shipyard (founded in 1842 by Smith & Rodgers) was situated where Harland & Wolf bought into around 1912, i.e. near the Govan Drydocks.

Waverley

Waverley in Garvel dry dock for her annual check up.

Svitzer Milford

Svitzer Milford departing James Watt Dock ,she is seen passing MV Finlaggin who is about to enter dry dock.

KNM Ruma M352

KNM Ruma M352  is an Alta class minesweeper operated by the Royal Norwegian Navy.
Two large fans located on each side create an air cushion between the two hulls and a front and aft rubber skirt, lifting the vessel, giving small drag and a high cruise speed, as well as low susceptibility to the shock of exploding mines since only a small portion of the hull is actually exposed in the water. Propulsion by water jet, again one in each hull, gives a low acoustic signature. A degaussing system gives the vessels extremely low electromagnetic signature.

Loch Long

The Cobbler is one of the best-known mountains in Scotland, its three summits forming an instantly recognisable outline

Click HERE for some close ups of the mountain.