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Friday, 19 September 2014

James Watt Dock - Greenock


The two dredgers came out of dry dock today at high tide having completed their maintenance works.

I had to go away before they would leave, but managed to get back in time for the second one's departure.

Lough Foyle and Argus

 Arriving at the Dock

 Dropping off the Pilot

 Pilot Cutter Departs

Exiting James Watt Dock

Departing the Dock

Bound for Londonderry

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Sunday, 31 August 2014

Morning at James Watt Dock


Popped down to Greenock this morning to get some photos of the Irish vessels coming over.

I believe the 'Lough Foyle' was last here in 2009.

Dredgers 'Lough Foyle' and 'Argus' are going in for some TLC to the dry dock on Monday, and the tug 'Shrove' headed out to sea again.

A beautiful sunny morning and actually quite warm too which was a bonus.

 'Lough Foyle' Arrives

 Entering the James Watt Dock

 Canting in James Watt Dock

 Canting in James Watt Dock

Argus Arriving

Approaching the James Watt Dock

 Argus

Approaching the James Watt Dock

 Approaching the James Watt Dock

Shrove

Assisting in Berthing

'Alba Explorer' Arrives for the Marina

Enjoying the Good Weather

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Wednesday, 25 June 2014

Morning Visit to the River Clyde


Early morning start as I head down to Cloch Lighthouse to get some photos of the 'AMT Trader' arriving.

She is going to Ferguson's Shipyard to get a jig fitted before continuing to Govan to take section LB03 of the aircraft carrier 'Prince of Wales' to Rosyth.

The photos show some other shipping and track her progress upriver.

Early Morning Sail

 Tug 'Sea Golf'

Battler and AMT Trader

Tugs Handing Lines Over

Tugs Handing Lines Over


Passing Greenock


 Dredger 'Causeway'


 Dredger 'Causeway'


Dredger 'Causeway'


 Ayton Cross and AMT Trader


 Bound for Port Glasgow


Crew of the AMT Trader


 Battler in Attendance


Approaching Port Glasgow Light


 Flotilla off Port Glasgow

Yard Workers


Final Berthing

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Monday, 26 May 2014

River Clyde Today


Stopped of in Greenock this afternoon and caught a few vessels as they passed.

Some heavy showers but managed a few in between the worst of them.

'Kiki Blofeld' on Her Way to Rhu Marina

 Onego Trader

 Passing Greenock

 Onego Trader - Cargo Ship


Heading Out to Sea

 Causeway - Dredger

 Passing Greenock

Outbound to Dump Soil

 View Across to Argyll hill

Looking Towards Roseneath 

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Thursday, 30 May 2013

'Big Eagle' and 'Shoalway'


The luxury yacht 'Big Eagle' departed Greenock this morning and headed for Glasgow.

The cost of chartering her is about £109,000 for the Caribbean, and £116,000 for the Mediterranean.

Dredger 'Shoalway' is currently plying her trade dredging the Clyde at Glasgow.


'Big Eagle' Passing Port Glasgow


Dredger - Shoalway at Erskine Bridge

Dredger - Shoalway at Erskine Bridge

'Big Eagle' is Glasgow Bound

'Big Eagle' Tender 

'Big Eagle' Passing Erskine Bridge 

Dog Walkers at Erskine Bridge


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