North Link's HROSSEY PASSING DOWN THE FORTH WITH A BACKDROP OF EDINBURGH CASTLE,

AND A RYANAIR JET FLYING TOWARDS EDINBURGH AIRPORT.

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MV ARGYLE HEADING ACROSS FIRTH, To WEMYSS BAY.

The Fine............................ NORTHLINK VESSEL ,

                                            HROSSEY,

AT ROSYTH TERMINAL OF FORTH PORTS LIMITED.

A DISUSED RAILWAY LINE INTO THE DOCKYARD.

MV ALICAT, WITH ONE OF THE NEW CLASS 380 UNITS AT A NEW LOOK GOUROCK STATION.

MV Coruisk.

MV CORUISK CALLS AT ARDROSSAN HARBOUR, IRISH BERTH FOR THE FIRST TIME.

SHE LATER JOINED lORD OF THE ISLES IN THE JAMES WATT DOCK, DRYDOCK, IN GREENOCK.

MV CALEDONIAN ISLES COMING ABOUT TO TAKE ARDROSSAN HARBOUR ON THE SECOND TRY.

MV FINLAGGAN BEHIND THE JURA FERRY.

LOOKING OVER TO PORT ASKAIG, ON ISLAY, FROM JURA.

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MV SCILLONIAN III.

Leaving St Mary's, Scilly,

Aboard the Scillonian.

An ornament  aboard the mv FINLAGGAN.

The first view to be seen on entering the passenger accommodation from the car deck.

MV CALEDONIAN ISLES HAS HAD some of HER SAILINGS CANCELLED TODAY,06/10/ 2011.

Due to stormy weather the 1350 from Brodick, and the 1515 from Ardrossan have been cancelled, with a review of futher sailing to be made shortly.

She is resuming her sailings, and will berth overnight at Ardrossan.

Updated by Caledonian MacBrayne, the Caley did not return to Ardrossan Harbour on her 1920 from Arran.

Ferocious winds on the Firth of Clyde.

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The Magnificent CALEDONIAN ISLES, prepares for a Rough Crossing.

She swings out of her berth, and bow out into the storm.

Gusting winds nearly blowing one off one's feet.

Spray flying.

The finest ship the Arran run has seen for reliability, and economy.

L.C.P.S.  are back after a Temporary glitch.

Two Generators had been stolen, and Stephen and Kathy will try to set up a show,


For FRIDAY 07/10/2011.   Good.

THE L.C.P.S. AND L/ C 2

 THE L.C.P.S.-

AT THE FARMER'S MARKET IN HULL, ON SUNDAY'S, The First Sunday of Every Month.

IF SO PAY A VISIT, AND SAY HELLO.

THE MARKET IS DIRECTLY BELOW THE HUMBER BRIDGE.

Stephen and Kathy Sharpe are leading the......

PROJECT TO RE-BUILD THE HISTORIC STEAMER, PS LINCOLN CASTLE, SCRAPPED AT GRIMSBY, IN SEPTEMBER/ OCTOBER 2010.

P.S. WAVERLEY, THE LAST SEAGOING PADDLE STEAMER IN THE WORLD, WAS BUILT IN THE SAME GLASGOW YARD AS LINCOLN CASTLE, A.  AND J.  INGLIS, OF POINTHOUSE.

WAVERLEY PASSES A CRUISE SHIP ON THE CLYDE.