Firth of Clyde Traffic

too much wash to see the name of this one!

Youngsters from the National Sports Centre for Scotland Watersports Training Centre were out in force on Tuesday 19th that's the Caledonian MacBrayne Ferry in the background just leaving Great Cumbae Slip

another fast one - the ferry is nearly at the terminal in Largs

Another ferry, this one its way from Rothsay on the Isle of Bute to Wemyes Bay (pronounced Weems)

not sure what this installation is off the coast but it has something to do with Hunterston Power Station

we've just driven onto the RORO (roll on, roll off) Ferry at Largs terminus

it's very windy and quite rough as we cross the Firth of Clyde

but we arrive safely at Cumbrae Slip

Cargo Ship Leo Felicity on it's way to Hunterston Power Station with tug boat Svitzer Anglegarth in the rear

IMO Number: 9144110
Bollard Pull Ahead: 66t
Delivered: 1996
Status: Active at Milford Haven and Pembroke since ?(classictugs.co.uk)

Tug Svitzer Milford guiding Leo Felicity

IMO Number: 9440760
Bollard Pull Ahead: ?
Delivered: April 2009
Status: Active at Milford Haven since April 2009.

(info from Classictugs.co.uk)

tug boat "Bruiser" and sailing yacht 

a busy Sunday just outside our holiday cottage

 

hustling for position around the buoy

too far away to put a name to!

SO Salmour - tanker - I couldn't find anything out about this vessel except that Salmour is an Italian town in the Piedmont region. 

the Isle of Bute/Wemyes Bay ferries passing each other

the Largs ferry approaching Cumbrae Slip - taken from to inner road