Showing posts with label Visor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Visor. Show all posts

Monday, 7 April 2014

Another Busy Day in the Clyde Area


We had the German warship bound for the KGV docks in Glasgow.

The repaired bow visor was transported from Ferguson's shipyard in Port Glasgow to the James Watt Dock in Greenock.

Later in the day the Serco's 'SD Warden' and Calmac's 'MV Finlaggan' docked in the Garvel Dry Dock for maintenance work.


FGS Magdeburg Approaching Greenock

 FGS Magdeburg (F261) passing East India Harbour

 FGS Magdeburg (F261)

 FGS Magdeburg (F261) - Glasgow Bound

Calmac Ferry Coruisk Repaired Bow Visor

Repaired Bow Visor Awaits Crane to Hoist to the Quayside

 River Pilot at Work


SD Warden Approaching the Garvel Dry Dock

Crew Prepare to Enter the Dock


Vessels in the Dry Dock

More images are available at - www.dougie-coull-photography.co.uk - better resolution and options to licence.

Saturday, 15 March 2014

River Clyde and James Watt Dock


An early rise this morning and down to Greenock to get some images of the 'Bianco Venture' as she passed on her way upriver to Glasgow to discharge her cargo of animal feed.


'Bianco Venture' Arrives at Greenock


Passing Greenock Ocean Terminal


Passing East India Harbour


 'Anglegarth' Assists as She Heads to Glasgow

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Then a trip in to the James Watt Dock to see the damaged visor section from the 'Coruisk' Calmac ferry being loaded on to the 'Lyrawa Bay'.

After the loading was complete the visor was transported upriver to Ferguson's shipyard in Port Glasgow.

It will be repaired and restored to it's former shape before being brought back to Greenock and installed on the 'Coruisk' to make her available for service once again.

Damaged Visor from the Calmac Ferry 'Coruisk'

 Visor Loaded Aboard 'Lyrawa Bay'


 Badly Damaged Bow Visor


 Repairs Continue on the 'Coruisk'


Awaiting Departure

View Showing the Extent of the Damage


Departing James Watt Dock


Heading to Ferguson's Shipyard


Outward Bound from the James Watt Dock

More images are available at - www.dougie-coull-photography.co.uk - better resolution and options to licence.