'Hebridean Isles' Arrives For Annual Service

'Hebridean Isles' Arrived in Greenock for her annual winter service.

She arrived just before sunset but the fading light was very attractive and the river was calm.

Quite a slow passage as she entered the dock - better safe than sorry I guess.

Once she had berthed I still had a bit of spare time so ventured up to the Lyle Hill and got quite a good image from the top.

 'Hebridean Isles' Passing the Ocean Terminal

'Hebridean Isles' Approaches Greenock


 'Hebridean Isles' Passing Greenock

Keeping a Watchful Eye 

'Hebridean Isles' at James Watt Dock

'Hebridean Isles' at James Watt Dock


 Guiding in Through the Gap at James Watt Dock

 'Hebridean Isles' at James Watt Dock

'Hebridean Isles' at James Watt Dock

A Young Couple Enjoy the View from the Lyle Hill

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Today's Collection

 A few images from today.

WD Mersey is currently dredging the channel on the River Clyde off Greenock Ocean terminal.

Popped down to Greenock again as the sun set, firstly to the Lyle Hill, then on down to the Battery Park.

Cold of course, and not quite the cloud patterns I had envisaged when I set out.

Such is the life of a photographer at times.

 WD Mersey - Off Greenock Ocean Terminal

WD Mersey - Off Greenock Ocean Terminal
 

 View from Greenock's Lyle Hill

View from Greenock's Battery Park over to Gourock
 

 View from Greenock's Battery Park over to Gourock

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Lyle Hill View - Greenock

The classic view form the Lyle hill in Greenock, this time with some snow on the Cowal hills.

 View from Lyle Hill 


View from Lyle Hill 

View from Lyle Hill
 
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And So It Begins - 2012

So here we are, the 1st of January 2012.

 Went for a run in the car to blow off the cobwebs. Weather not great but could have been so much worse.

Nice to get a few images under my belt at the start of the year.

 Cardwell Bay - from Lyle Hill

Sunken Boat - Storm Casualty - Cardwell Bay

 Sunken Boat - Storm Casualty - Cardwell Bay

Dogs Enjoying the Water - Lunderston Bay

Dogs and Owner Enjoying the Water - Lunderston Bay

Windy Weather - Lunderston Bay

Storm Looming - Lunderston Bay

 1st of January  Swimmers - Lunderston Bay

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