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| 28/02/07 |
Hebridean Isles departed Port Ellen at 1635 this afternoon - just
over an hour late thanks to the weather conditions making Port Ellen
rather awkard to get into and out of. The 1800 sailing from Kennacraig
was then cancelled for the same reason. |
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| 27/02/07 |
Loch Linnhe was seen in the Sound of Mull at 0810 this morning
heading south from Tobermory back to Lochaline where she is back in
service as required for large lorries unable to be accommodated on
Isle of Cumbrae. This two-ship service will cease when Loch Fyne
returns at the weekend. |
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| 26/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Loch Linnhe was spotted at Craignure pier this morning but then made
her way up towards Tobermory later today.
Clyde:
Loch Fyne has completed her annual overhaul in the wet dock
and was sent out on trials for a while this morning. |
Loch Fyne returning to JWD after her trials
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| 25/02/07 |
Northlink:
Hrossey made company history this afternoon by becoming the
first NorthLink vessel to sail up the Mersey. She is having her annual
overhaul carried out and is located in the dry dock adjacent to the
Clansman. It is understood that part of her overhaul will see the
addition of more cabins. She will also receive repairs to minor damage
to her bow caused by heavy seas recently.
During Hrossey's spell out of duty, her sister and running mate
Hjaltland is maintaining a reduced timetable from Aberdeen to
Kirkwall and Lerwick. |
Hrossey on the Mersey today
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| 24/02/07 |
Clyde:
Loch Portain left Campbeltown this morning and made for Largs
where she is reported to have unloaded crew cars and then sailed up to
Gourock where she berthed at the wires.
Juno underwent her planned inspection in relation to extending
her passenger certificate for another two months this morning. The
disruption to the Wemyss Bay - Rothesay timetable lasted only until
early afternoon as Juno was able to re-enter service from the
1430 sailing.
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Loch Portain arriving at Gourock
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| 23/02/07 |
Loch Portain continued her journey south today and was sighted
off the west side of the Mull of Kintyre around 1400. She is spending
tonight at Campbeltown.
Juno came off the Wemyss Bay - Rothesay run at the end of the
timetabled sailings today and made for Gourock in readiness for her MCA
inspection tomorrow.
Coruisk went out briefly on trials this morning and is now back
at Rosneath and Bute has relocated upriver to Glasgow. She is now
lying in the King George V dock. |
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| 22/02/07 |
Clyde:
Coruisk and Loch Fyne are now both back in the wet
dock for completion of their annual overhauls. Loch Fyne will be
sailing for Largs to pick up crew cars and then making for Lochaline in
the next few days. She will then resume normal service, freeing the
Isle of Cumbrae for further relief work and the Loch Linnhe
to linger around the Oban/Mull area until required.
Coruisk is expected to return to Rosneath until work at Rothesay is
advanced enough to allow her and Bute to return to service.
This Saturday will see Juno being taken out of service
temporarily while the MCA inspect her with a view to having her
passenger certificate extended for the period she is still required at
Rothesay. Saturn will sail on a restricted timetable while this
takes place.
Western Isles:
Loch Portain arrived at Craignure this evening after
completing the first stage of her journey to the Clyde and her annual
overhaul. It is believed that Loch Bhrusda is currently to be
found in her place on the Berneray - Leverburgh run. |
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| 21/02/07 |
Clansman arrived on the Mersey this morning and proceeded to the
dry dock recently vacated by the Isle of Lewis. She will now
remain there for the next couple of weeks undergoing her annual |
Clansman entering dry dock
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| 20/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Isle of Lewis reached Stornoway at around 0830 this morning
and resumed service on her normal roster later on today. Clansman
set off from Stornoway bound for Birkenhead. She passed through the
Sound of Mull and then the Sound of Islay, passing Port Askaig at around
1730. She was then spotted on Ship Plotter off the south end of Gigha at
1930. She is expected to reach the Mersey during tomorrow morning. |
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| 15/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Hebridean Isles was spotted entering the Inner sound last night
heading for the Skye Bridge. She is now (0940) off the top of
Gigha approaching West Loch Tarbert.
 Fionnphort - Iona (Loch
Buie)
Service is back on timetable from 1415.
Ardmhor - Eriskay (Loch
Tarbert):
Due to adverse weather the following sailings were cancelled today:
12:30 ex Ardmhor
1410 ex Eriskay
Uig - Lochmaddy - Uig -
Tarbert (Hebrides):
Hebrides arr Uig at 1000 from Lochmaddy.
Due to adverse weather conditions the 0940 sailing Uig to Lochmaddy is
meantime cancelled and will be reviewed at approx 1400 with the
intention of sailing - weather permitting - at 1500 to Lochmaddy and
Tarbert.
(Combined traffic: 0940 Uig - Lochmaddy and 1500 Uig - Tarbert).
The 1245 sailing from Lochmaddy to Uig is cancelled.
Oban - Barra - Lochboisdale
The 1530 sailing from Oban to Barra & Uist has been cancelled due to
weather.
The next sailing from Oban will be at 0630 on Friday 16th February.
The timetable will be as follows:
0630 dep Oban
1150 arr Castlebay
1200 dep Castlebay
1720 arr Oban
Intending passengers for Lochboisdale are advised by CalMac that the
1230 from Ardmhor - Eriskay is available and passengers from
Lochboisdale are advised to travel on the 1030 from Eriskay - Ardmhor
to connect with the 1200 back to Oban.
Oban - Col l - Tiree (Lord
of the Isles):
The 0645 from Oban to Coll and Tiree has now managed to dock at Tiree.
The ferry has now left Tiree at 1535 and is heading for Coll and then
Oban.
Estimated arrival time in Oban is approximately 2000.
Oban - Craignure (Isle of
Mull):
Due to adverse weather the 1000 sailing from Oban to Craignure and the
1100 sailing from Craignure to Oban were cancelled.
The service is currently running approximately 20 minutes late and is
liable to further disruption or cancellation.
The 1400 from Oban and the 1500 from Craignure have now been cancelled.
The next scheduled sailing from Oban will be at 1600 and from Craignure at
1700 - weather permitting.
Tayinloan - Gigha (Loch
Ranza):
Service cancelled until further notice due to adverse weather.
Mallaig - Armadale
(Lochnevis):
The 0840h ex Mallaig and 0925h ex Armadale are cancelled due to adverse
weather. There will be an update at 1500h re. the 1600h sailing this
afternoon.
Weather permitting the 1600h will be sailing as timetabled this
afternoon.
Mallaig - Small Isles
(Lochnevis):
The 1020h sailing to the Small Isles today has been cancelled due to
adverse weather conditions.
Sconser - Raasay (Loch
Striven):
Due to adverse weather conditions the above service will be prone to
disruption for the day.
Ullapool - Stornoway (Clansman):
Clansman departed Stornoway at 1608. The Captain has made the
decision to cancel the 1715 sailing from Ullapool (Thursday) and the
0715 Stornoway - Ullapool sailing on Friday 16/02/07, all due to adverse
weather conditions.
Clyde:
Wemyss Bay - Rothesay
(Juno, Saturn):
Due to adverse weather conditions there are no sailings from
Rothesay to Wemyss Bay at present.
Juno will depart from Rothesay @ 1500 sailing to Gourock.
Juno will depart Gourock @ 1700 sailing to Rothesay.
Transport will be made available from Gourock to Wemyss Bay.
Update 1730:
Due to adverse weather conditions the service has been suspended for
the rest of this evening.
On Saturday 24th February 2007, a single vessel (Juno) service
will operate on the Route.
From Wemyss Bay:
0845, 1015, 1215, 1345, 1515, 1645, 1815, 1945
From Rothesay:
0800, 0930, 1100, 1300, 1430, 1600, 1730, 1900
Gourock - Dunoon
(Jupiter):
Due to adverse weather conditions the 1920 dep Gourock & 1950 dep Dunoon
have both been cancelled.
Ardrossan - Brodick
(Caledonian Isles):
Update 0940:
Caledonian Isles is currently heading for Gourock from Brodick as
she is unable to berth at Ardrossan due to weather conditions.
Update 1330:
Due to adverse weather conditions the 1350 has been diverted to Gourock.
The 1515 sailing from Ardrossan will depart from Gourock as soon as
possible thereafter.
The 1640 from Brodick and the 1800 from Ardrossan have been cancelled.
There will be no further sailings on this route when the ferry berths in
Brodick.
Tarbert - Portavadie (Loch
Riddon):
Thursday 15th February 2007 - Service cancelled until further notice
due to Adverse Weather.
Colintraive - Rhubodach
(Loch Dunvegan):
Service is liable to disruption or cancellation due to the weather.
Update:
Service has been suspended for the rest of this evening.
Largs - Cumbrae (Loch
Alainn):
The service between Largs and Cumbrae slip has suspended due to adverse
weather.
Service will be reviewed at 1800 for a possible 1815 departure. |
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| 14/02/07 |
Terminals:
Fishnish
There are currently some temporary measures for LGV's at Fishnish.
CalMac staff are manning some lanes which measure the gross tonnage of
the lorries and coaches that are currently using the crossing. This has
been put in place due to the fact that the two smaller Loch class
vessels currently on the route are not able to carry the same weight as
the regular Loch Fyne.
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Temporary Lanes at Fishnish
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Hebridean Isles departed Scrabster at 0845 to arrive in Stromness at
1045 on her last relief sailing. The next scheduled sailing will
depart Stromness at 1045 to arrive in Scrabster at 1215 which will be
performed by the Hamnavoe. |
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SoC Live!
Update 1200:
The Hebridean Isles arrived in Scapa Flow at 10:30 this morning and waited 15 minutes outside
Stromness harbour for the Hamnavoe to clear the berth and harbour. The Hamnavoe departed Stromness
at 10:45 and passed the Hebridean Isles in Scapa Flow at around 10:50 with the Hebridean Isles berthing
shortly after. The Hebridean Isles then departed Stromness escorted by an Orkney Isles Harbour Pilot
Vessel at 11:15 disembarking the pilot at the entrance to the Stromness Harbour. During her relief the
Hebridean Isles was sailing with a NorthLink Master acting as Harobour Pilot and therefore only needed a
external harbour pilot to finally leave the port. The Hebridean Isles is now bound for the Western Isles.
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Hamnavoe departs Stromness while Hebridean Isles waits
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| 13/02/07 |
Western Isles:
SoC Live!
Update 0803:
Isle of Cumbrae is currently running 10min late as she has
two heavy lorries weighing her down making her slower than usual.
Some details of the new Islay ferry have been published in the latest
edition of 'The Ileach' (The Independent Newspaper for Islay and Jura):
Open deck ro-ro Passenger / Vehicular ferry with forward and aft ramps,
forward ramp protected by clam-shell doors.
Ferry to be about 85m overall length, about 16.4m beam, 3.2m draft
Service speed about 16.5 knots
Deadweight of around 700 tonnes with gross tonnage about 5,000
Requirement to carry about 62 cars or 10 x 44-tonne CVs plus 18 cars on
mezzanine deck, together with about 600 passengers.
Propulsion to be direct drive CPP propellers, with options for
azimuthing thrusters, either directly or electrically driven.
Anticipated date for award of contract September 2007, fabrication to
commence September 2008 for delivery March 2010.
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NorthLink:
The Hamnavoe returned from her overhaul to Stromness this evening at 21:45. She berthed stern
onto the inside West berth at Stromness with the Hebridean Isles on the East linkspan berth.
The Hebridean Isles will complete the first two sailings (Scrabster return) of Tomorrow and the Hamnavoe is then
expected to resume her service at 11:00 with the sailing to Scrabster.
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Hamnavoe's AIS Location at 2054
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| 12/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Clansman was noted running 20 minuets late on her arrival into
Stornoway at lunchtime today. Her crossing from Ullapool was delayed by
the weather conditions. |
Clansman at Lunchtime Today
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Clyde:
Loch Fyne and Coruisk moved to JWD and Garvel today where
they will commence their annual overhauls.
Juno will be withdrawn from service on the Wemyss Bay - Rothesay
route on Saturday, 24 February 2007. This is to allow the Maritime
Coastguard Agency (MCA) to conduct a routine inspection of the ship.
Successful completion of the inspection will allow CalMac ferries to
extend the vessel’s Passenger Certificate for another two months,
enabling her to cover the period of time taken to complete Argyll and
Bute Council’s pier works at Rothesay.
The planned interruption of the two-vessel service will be as follows:
Juno will be taken off service on completion of her last
scheduled sailing on Friday 23 February.
On Saturday 24 February, a single vessel service will operate from the
0800 sailing from Rothesay. |
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| 11/02/07 |
NorthLink:
NorthLink Ferries is facilitating the gathering of vital weather data
from the North Sea between Aberdeen and the Northern Isles, in
partnership with the Met Office.
An Automatic Weather Station (AWS), which records information such as
sea-level air pressure and temperature, has been installed on the
passenger ferry Hjaltland, which serves the route between the
Scottish mainland and Orkney and Shetland...
More Here...
The Appliance of Science on NorthLink Ferries
(external link to NorthLink) |
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| 10/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Ullapool - Stornoway (Clansman):
Due adverse weather the 1730 sailing from Ullapool to
Stornoway on 09/02/07 has been cancelled.
Clansman will remain in Ullapool
overnight with a view to sail around midday tomorrow.
Ardmhor -
Eriskay (Loch Tarbert):
Due to adverse weather conditions the following
sailings are cancelled:
1710 ex Ardmhor -
Eriskay
1815 ex Eriskay - Ardmhor
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Clyde:
It is believed that the problem with Loch Dunvegan's
ramp reported on Wednesday were due to the freezing temperatures which, at one
point, dropped to minus 8 in the area.
Caledonian Isles was using the old 'Irish berth' today,
presumably due to the strong easterlies that were blowing into Ardrossan
harbour. The picture opposite shows her leaving at 1300. She was running
about 30mins behind all day. |
CI at the Irish Berth Today
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Largs - Cumbrae (Loch Alainn):
The 0645 sailing from Largs and the 0700 sailing from Cumbrae are cancelled due
to adverse weather.
The 0715 from Largs and the 0730 from Cumbrae are cancelled.
The 0745 from Largs and the 0800 sailings from Cumbrae are cancelled also.
Service will resume as timetabled at 0815 departing Largs.
NorthLink:
Hatston - Lerwick
(Hrossey):
Due to severe weather conditions the 2345 sailing from Hatston to Lerwick is
cancelled.
The next scheduled sailing is due to depart Hatston at 2345 on Sunday 11th
February.
However, due to a adverse weather
forecast, this sailing is under review.
Lerwick - Aberdeen (Hjaltland):
Hjaltland arrived in Lerwick at 0730.
Due to severe weather conditions the 1900 sailing from Lerwick to Aberdeen has
been cancelled.
The next scheduled sailing is on Sunday 11th February at 1900 sailing from
Lerwick to Aberdeen.
However, due to a adverse weather forecast this sailing is under review.
Aberdeen - Hatston - Lerwick
(Hrossey):
Hrossey arrived in Aberdeen at 0610.
Due to severe weather conditions the 1700 sailing form Aberdeen to
Hatston and Lerwick has been cancelled.
The next scheduled sailing is on Sunday 11th February at 17:00 sailing to
Hatston and Lerwick.
However, due to a adverse weather forecast this sailing is under
review. |
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| 09/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Loch Linnhe and Isle of Cumbrae are battling the Sound
of Mull together today. They were seen this morning kicking up some
impressive swell at Fishnish which later turned into a force 6/7 squall.
As of 1000 there are no cancellations on the route.
Ardmhor -
Eriskay (Loch Tarbert):
Due to adverse weather conditions the following
sailings are cancelled:
0715 ex Ardmhor
0820 ex Eriskay
Update 1230:
Due to continued adverse weather conditions the following
sailings are cancelled:
1230 ex Ardmhor
1410 ex Eriskay
The last return sailing of the day has been brought forward and will depart at
the following times:
1500 ex Ardmhor (Instead of 1710)
1600 ex Eriskay (Instead of 1815)
Past Fleet News - On
This Day...
In 2005 the Wemyss Bay - Rothesay ferry Bute was launched
in Poland. |
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| 08/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Loch Bhrusda is making for Kennacraig this afternoon, then onwards
to the Clyde tomorrow. |
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| 07/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Loch Linnhe joined Isle of Cumbrae on the Lochaline -
Fishnish service today. Both vessels had to be used in order to carry
the traffic which is normally handled by the much larger Loch Fyne.
A dual timetable was in operation with the ferries passing each other in
the middle of the Sound of Mull.
Loch Tarbert passed Fishnish at 0805 this morning as she
continued her journey up to Barra where she is to relieve the Loch
Bhrusda for her annual overhaul. In previous years Loch Linnhe
has carried out this relief role however this year, due to increased
traffic on the Sound of Barra route, the larger vessel is required.
Isle of Arran arrived at Port Ellen tonight at 2045 this is due
to a late departure this afternoon.
Clyde:
Colintraive - Rhubodach (Loch Dunvegan):
Services were cancelled from 0530 to around 0830 this morning due to a
fault with one of the ramps on Loch Dunvegan.
Service now operating as timetabled. |
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| 06/02/07 |
Western Isles:
SoC Live!
Update 0752:
Loch Linnhe is currently ticking over at Craignure, indicating a
move elsewhere. Updates to follow.
Isle of Cumbrae appears to have settled into her relief roster at
Fishnish.
Clyde:
Update 0900:
Loch Fyne has just rounded the Mull of Kintyre bound for Gourock
via Largs. She is due at Largs around lunchtime to offload crew cars and
proceed to JWD. She is due into JWD midweek with Coruisk for
annual overhaul.
Update 1130:
Loch Fyne is currently passing Kildonan on Arran inbound for
Largs.
Update 1330:
Loch Fyne is currently passing Ardrossan inbound for Largs.
Update 1500:
Loch Fyne sailed bow first from Craighouse to Largs. She has just
berthed stern first at Largs along with Loch Alainn.
Loch Tarbert left Rothesay this morning bound for Oban where she
will spend tonight. She will then proceed first thing in the morning for
Barra to relieve the Loch Bhrusda for annual overhaul. |
Isle of Cumbrae Today
Loch Fyne berthed at Largs
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NorthLink:
Scrabster - Stromness
(Hebridean Isles):
The following revised timetable will be in place today due to yesterdays
cancellations:
Depart Stromness at 0830 to arrive in Scrabster at approximately 1030.
Depart Scrabster at 1400 to arrive in Stromness at approximately 1600.
The 1645 from Stromness and the 1915 from Scrabster will depart as scheduled.
Update:
Hebridean Isles departed Stromness at 0830 to arrive in Scrabster at
approximately 1030.
Due to adverse weather the 0845 from Scrabster and the 1115 from
Stromness have been cancelled.
The above revised timetable is still in place today.
Past Fleet News - On
This Day...
In 2004 the Isle of Mull endured a rather slippery day
when oil burst from a pipe on her car deck and seawater flooded her
engine. |
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| 05/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Loch Linnhe still appears to be at Craignure awaiting her
relief deployment elsewhere in the network.
Isle of Mull arrived and departed on time with the 0700 ex Oban
sailing.
SoC Live!
Update 1315:
Lord of the Isles is currently passing Tobermory on
time inbound on her 0730 ex Lochboisdale - Oban.
Update 1610:
Isle of Cumbrae is now
on the Lochaline - Fishnish roster allowing the Loch Fyne to go
for her annual overhaul. Loch Fyne
has departed the Sound of Mull
en-route to Gourock via Largs for her annual overhaul.
Leverburgh -
Berneray (Loch Portain):
Due to Tidal Restrictions on the Sound of Harris route the following
sailings are cancelled:
Sunday 18th February:
Dep Berneray 1330
Dep Leverburgh 1440
Monday - Wednesday 19th - 21st February inclusive:
Dep Berneray 1430
Dep Leverburgh 1540
NorthLink:
Scrabster -
Stromness (Hebridean Isles):
Hebridean Isles is currently berthed in Stromness.
Due to a severe weather and tidal conditions and in the interest of
passenger comfort and safety the following sailings have been cancelled:
0615 ex Stromness
0845 ex Scrabster
1115 ex Stromness
The following revised timetable will be in place:
Depart Scrabster at 1400 to arrive in Stromness at approximately 1600.
The 1645 from Stromness and the 1915 from Scrabster are under review.
Update 1400:
Due to adverse weather conditions and in the interest of passenger
comfort and safety the 1645 from Stromness and 1900 from Scrabster have
been cancelled.
The following revised timetable will be in place on Tuesday 6th
February:
Depart Stromness at 0830 to arrive in Scrabster at approximately 1030.
Depart Scrabster at 1400 to arrive in Stromness at approximately 1600.
The 1645 from Stromness and the 1915 from Scrabster will depart as
scheduled. |
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| 04/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Isle of Arran departed Port Ellen at 1540, 11mins late, due to
her late arrival from Kennacraig. |
Coruisk at Rosneath Today
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| 03/02/07 |
Clyde:
Loch Tarbert is now lying at Rothesay inner berth, having
completed her annual overhaul
Loch Alainn is now (1430) passing Millport and heading
for Largs where she will resume service and relieve Isle of Cumbrae.
Update 1800:
Loch Alainn appears to be back in service on the Largs -
Cumbrae Slip service.
Isle of Cumbrae left Largs today on route to Lochaline to relieve the
Loch Fyne, she will stay overnight in Craighouse, Jura before
finishing her journey tomorrow. |
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| 02/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Loch Linnhe is currently lying alongside Craignure Pier
(Southside). It is possible
that later today or tomorrow she will cover for the Loch Fyne
allowing her larger fleet mate to go for her annual overhaul.
Loch Alainn left Barra this morning after
completing her trails on the Ardmhor - Eriskay roster. She passed Port
Askaig at 1545, which would indicate she sailed via the Gunna Sound and
Sound of Iona. She will probably spend the night either at Craighouse, Kennacraig
or Campbeltown.
Clyde:
Bute appears to have journeyed to James Watt Dock (JWD) for some
touch up work today. |
Bute in JWD Today
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Terminals:
Gourock, Wemyss Bay, Largs & Ardrossan
First ScotRail have announced that essential engineering work will be carried out on
rail services serving the above terminals on Sundays from 4th February 2007.
We recommend that
intending passengers check with First ScotRail on
www.firstscotrail.com
or 08457 550033 to check journey times during this period.
CalMac Ferries have announced they will endeavour to maintain
connections where ever possible.
NorthLink:
Hamnavoe departed Stromness at 2110 for the Scapa Flow and on to
Frederikshavn for her annual overhaul. Hebridean Isles will take
up the Pentland Firth roster tomorrow morning. |
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| 01/02/07 |
Western Isles:
Lord of the Isles was sighted passing Tobermory at 1320, 10min
late on her inbound sailing to Oban. She was noted sailing with a almost full
compliment of passengers.
SoC Live
Update 1613:
Lord of the Isles is just passing Craignure on Mull
outbound for Castlebay back on her timetable.
Loch Alainn was noted out on trials today between Ardmhor and
Eriskay. She was noted deploying her ramps and systems while Loch
Bhrusda went about her daily business. First impressions of her on
the route are pleasing with the locals welcoming her arrival.
Loch Linnhe has been covering at Fionnphort while Loch Buie
has been away for engine repairs, possibly to Corpach.
She left Fionnphort about 1130 on Tuesday morning. |
Both Lochs at Ardmhor
Loch Alainn
at Ardmhor Today
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Clyde:
Isle of Cumbrae fresh from overhaul, is settling back into her
role of relief vessel for her island namesake. She is expected to stay
on the Largs - Cumbrae roster until the Loch Alainn returns from
route trials in the Outer Hebrides between Ardmhor - Eriskay. Loch
Alainn is expected back at her Largs station on Saturday night and
is expected to return to service on the Largs - Cumbrae route on
Sunday 4th February 2007. |
Isle of Cumbrae at Cumbrae
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NorthLink:
Hebridean Isles arrived in Stromness, Orkney today at 1200 to
take up her relief roster on the NorthLink Scrabster - Stromness roster.
This will allow the regular vessel Hamnavoe to make for her
annual overhaul.
Hamnavoe is still
currently in service and departed Scrabster at 1900 to arrive in
Stromness at 2030.
The next scheduled sailing will depart Stromness at 0630 to arrive in
Scrabster at 0815.
Hebridean Isles's first sailing on the Pentland Firth crossing
will be this Saturday. |
Hebridean Isles at Stromness
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