Showing posts with label Clyde Marine Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clyde Marine Services. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 December 2015

CMS Warrior


CMS Warrior arrived at her home port of Greenock last Saturday in blustery wind and rain.

I was given an opportunity to see around her when things were a bit calmer.

She is operated by Clyde Marine Services and is a welcome addition to the Clyde Port.

My thanks to the crew - and it has to be said they operate under severe and dangerous circumstances at times, but obviously love their work.

She has a few jobs scheduled already for later in the week and I'm sure she will be a busy tug on the Clyde.

I hope you enjoy the visual tour.

Arriving Last Week

 Galley

Forward Engine Room

 Aft Engine Room

Wheelhouse

Room with a View

 Looking from the Stern

 Bow Work Area

Galley

Control Panel


Looking Through the Main Cabin Area

On Deck

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

Tuesday, 18 February 2014

River Clyde Around Inverclyde


Popped in to Port Glasgow to get a few images of the bulk carrier 'Interlink Verity' as she passed on her way upriver to Glasgow.

On my way home after some shopping I saw the 'Chieftain' in East India Harbour. So a quick u-turn took me back down to get a few images.

She was formerly 'Seabus' and has been recently renamed.

Today she was on a private excursion to spread the ashes of a deceased on the River Clyde.


 'Interlink Verity' Approaching Port Glasgow

'Interlink Verity' Passing Port Glasgow

'Svitzer Milford' Assisting 'Interlink Verity' - Glasgow Bound

'Chieftain'

 'Chieftain' Departing East India Harbour

'Chieftain' Bound for Victoria Harbour

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

Sunday, 31 March 2013

MV Rover - Sunday Ferry Service


Clyde Marine are providing a Sunday ferry service between Gourock and Kilcreggan starting today.

The usual ferry company - Clydelink - have opted not to provide this service on a Sunday.

This has been a controversial service since Clyde Marine lost the contract for the route, with Clydelink coming under criticism on a number of fronts.

MV Rover in her new colour scheme - white - looked very smart at first, but she is already showing signs of scuffs making her look a bit untidy.

Perhaps white was a poor choice.

A few years back the MV Cruiser changed her scheme to light blue but that only lasted one season - I suspect for similar reasons.

MV Rover Returns from Sunday Ferry Service

MV Rover Returns from Sunday Ferry Service 

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

Saturday, 2 February 2013

Mostly Wemyss Bay


Decided as it was a good day that I'd pop down to Wemyss Bay for some images as the sun set this evening.

Stopped off at Victoria Harbour in Greenock to grab a quick 'record' shot of the 'MV Rover' as she has been painted white. I understand this is to do with her summer excursions up the Clyde to Glasgow.

 'MV Rover' Sporting Her New White Paintwork 

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Then carried on down to Wemyss Bay and a few with slow shutter speeds to soften the water and give a smooth appearance.

After the sun set it was up the road and home for dinner.

 View from Wemyss Bay

View from Wemyss Bay
 
View from Wemyss Bay

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