Photos by Dave Forbes

River Clyde Commonwealth Games Flotilla

Ships at Greenock Ocean Terminal

Tail o the Bank off Greenock

Purchased by Pentland Ferries Ltd / renamed ISLANDER

Inchgreen Dry Dock Greenock

Outbound to Corpach

Sold to Pentland Ferries Ltd

Heading east inbound to Glasgow

Inbound to Glasgow

Off Hawes Pier

Passing James Watt Dock inbound to Glasgow

28.5.14 Departure from Glasgow

Clydeport Greenock Ocean Terminal 28.5.14

Coming into Hawes Pier

Dredging on the Forth

Sailing under the Forth Bridge

Inbound to Rosyth

Heading west to the Port of Rosyth

Inchgreen-bound to help with Bulker 'Cape Elise'

Heading for Inchgreen

HMS Pembroke passes James Watt Dock after transitting down from Glasgow

Leaving the Clyde after 'bunkering' the bulker Cape Elise.

After three weeks of storm repairs

Awaiting transit to Inchgreen Dock Greenock

In the latest Serco livery

Inbound to Glasgow

On the River Clyde inbound to Glasgow

Passing the Titan Crane Clydebank

There is a slight difference in her name between the stern and bow ending in 'K' on her stern and 'C' in her bow.

In for Maintenance & Annual Inspection Weather: WET

Ship in Lay-Up for several weeks

Seen alongside at Fergusons Shipyard

Arriving on the Clyde late on 17.1.14 , she is seen within Inchgreen Drydock awaiting storm repairs to her stabiliser fins.

The Vine Trust 'Jubilee Hope' hides within the Great Harbour in Greenock UK

Inbound to Rothesay Dock in Clydebank on the upper River Clyde.

Heading west passing Greenock Waterfront

Heading west on the lower Clyde

making for her berth within James Watt Dock after a job.

Showing some wear and tear around her hull revealing her previous livery.

Clyde tugs end their assistance to Bulker 'Golden Lynderhorn'

The largest ship on the Clyde for months.