Cunard Line’s luxury cruise ship, the Queen Mary 2, sailed down the Firth of Clyde this evening. The liner had been berthed in Greenock’s container dock as it was too large to berth in the usual spot for cruise liners.
You can see how large the Queen Mary 2 is in comparison to the passing MV Bute (Eilean Bhóid).
A Vanguard class nuclear submarine sailing up the Firth of Clyde to Faslane with it’s usual police escorts.
A lovely old, three masts schooner was sailing down the Firth of Clyde today.
A Vanguard class nuclear submarine is heading out, sailing by Toward Point with it’s usual police escorts.
The tall ship The Eye of the Storm and the PS Waverly were sailing down the Firth of Clyde this afternoon. The much faster paddle steamer overtaking the clipper at Toward Point.
Tall ship The Eye of the Wind sailing past Toward Point up the Firth of Clyde.
There’s always something magical to see the last seagoing paddle steamer, the PS Waverley, sailing by.
