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The Red Wheel plaque has been unveiled in Glenelg in the Highlands.
(Permalink) Glenelg MV Glenachulish Red Wheel  Glenelg Slip: The 'Glenachulish', the last Scottish ferry with a turntable deck, prepares to leave the Glenelg Slip in august 1993. The turntable will turn such that the cars do not need to reverse on arrival at Ky ... |
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The clever design of the MV Glenachulish ferry makes it ideal for navigating challenging tidal conditions.
(Permalink) MV Glenachulish Glenelg Slip: The 'Glenachulish', the last Scottish ferry with a turntable deck, prepares to leave the Glenelg Slip in august 1993. The turntable will turn such that the cars do not need to reverse on arrival at Ky ... |
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Bittersweet return after death of founding director. The Kylerhea to Glenelg ferry will go back into service on 1st May, a year and a half after it last sailed. Ferry company directors took the decision not to operate the service for the 2020 season in the interests of public and crew safety during the Covid pandemic. The vessel, MV Glenachulish, which normally runs from Easter to mid-October, has been tied up at the Kishorn boat yard since the autumn of 2019.
(Permalink) Ferry Glenelg Kylerhea MV Glenachulish Glenelg Slip: The 'Glenachulish', the last Scottish ferry with a turntable deck, prepares to leave the Glenelg Slip in august 1993. The turntable will turn such that the cars do not need to reverse on arrival at Ky ... |
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