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Shipping by...
Managed this capture on the way back to the Hutch from Edinburgh the week before Christmas. Was waiting at Gourock for the ferry. The lens wouldn't stretch enough to make out the name. An unusual paint job for a container ship. she was big enough to require a pilot - will show that here next week.
Managed this capture on the way back to the Hutch from Edinburgh the week before Christmas. Was waiting at Gourock for the ferry. The lens wouldn't stretch enough to make out the name. An unusual paint job for a container ship. she was big enough to require a pilot - will show that here next week.
20 January 2020
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Monday's Critters
The penultimate critter from the Inverness sojourn.
Keeping a wolf at the door!!!
These modern sculptures (there are two) were made to replace some dogs that went missing from the roof of the Town House... but they weren't!!!
The penultimate critter from the Inverness sojourn.
Keeping a wolf at the door!!!
These modern sculptures (there are two) were made to replace some dogs that went missing from the roof of the Town House... but they weren't!!!
19 January 2020
18 January 2020
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Saturday Symmetry
This building in Port Glasgow always draws my attention to the wonderful symmetry of its construction.
It is now a number of 'loft-style' accommodations but has a deep and worthy history as a ropeworks and associated industry. (Some sources quote it as having a sugar refinery there - but I think there is confusion insofar as the ropeworks business also had a refinery but was probably not this actual building - as can be witnessed from this fine synopsis...scroll down a little.)
And yes, I was on the bus...
This building in Port Glasgow always draws my attention to the wonderful symmetry of its construction.
It is now a number of 'loft-style' accommodations but has a deep and worthy history as a ropeworks and associated industry. (Some sources quote it as having a sugar refinery there - but I think there is confusion insofar as the ropeworks business also had a refinery but was probably not this actual building - as can be witnessed from this fine synopsis...scroll down a little.)
And yes, I was on the bus...
17 January 2020
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Wings on Wednesday -
YAM's take on the good, the bad, the ugly and
the downright hilarious in photographing birds.
Diving into the archives for the next few weeks. Those who read the Doses bloggy know that I have gone into full-cares mode for my father (shared with my sister) and that personal time has been severely curtailed. This means, so have activities that would take place in that spare time. Photographing birds has become very hit and miss. I intend to correct this. Not sure how, yet, but watch this space!!!
Meanwhile, a Greater Coucal to delight your eye.
14 January 2020
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Shipping by...
The vehicle ferries that run between Dunoon and Gourock are independent - that is to say, they are not the big bodger Caledonian MacBrayne, who dominate so many of Scotland's ferry routes. Western Ferries are very reliable and regular. There are four in the fleet, named after a group of islands off the coast from Oban. Shuna, Seil, Soay and Scarba.
The vehicle ferries that run between Dunoon and Gourock are independent - that is to say, they are not the big bodger Caledonian MacBrayne, who dominate so many of Scotland's ferry routes. Western Ferries are very reliable and regular. There are four in the fleet, named after a group of islands off the coast from Oban. Shuna, Seil, Soay and Scarba.
13 January 2020
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07 January 2020
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Shipping by...
This was rather an exciting thing to spot as we hurtled through Greenock toward the Hutch. That, behind the bushes, dear viewers is the MPI "Adventure", an offshore wind turbine construction vessel. She was GINORMOUS!!! Wished we could have stopped for a sticky beak. But this was it, the best of my 'drive-by shots'.
This was rather an exciting thing to spot as we hurtled through Greenock toward the Hutch. That, behind the bushes, dear viewers is the MPI "Adventure", an offshore wind turbine construction vessel. She was GINORMOUS!!! Wished we could have stopped for a sticky beak. But this was it, the best of my 'drive-by shots'.
06 January 2020
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Monday's Critters
There are still four images from the Inverness trip last September to share with you.
This is the first and it is my good pal Bertie Boffin, (the Wire Haired Fox Terrier on the left) meeting and greeting Arthur (the Welsh Terrier on the right) in the wee highland town of Shieldaig.
There are still four images from the Inverness trip last September to share with you.
This is the first and it is my good pal Bertie Boffin, (the Wire Haired Fox Terrier on the left) meeting and greeting Arthur (the Welsh Terrier on the right) in the wee highland town of Shieldaig.
05 January 2020
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