Fresh from her annual survey and overhaul at the Garvel Drydock, LORD OF THE ISLES is seen this afternoon as she makes her way back from the Clyde to her usual base at Oban, a passage which was scheduled to take her around twelve hours. On her return to Oban, she will take her place on the Oban-Craignure service, freeing another Ferguson-built ship, ISLE OF MULL, to have her overhaul.Friday, 9 November 2007
LORD OF THE ISLES outbound
Fresh from her annual survey and overhaul at the Garvel Drydock, LORD OF THE ISLES is seen this afternoon as she makes her way back from the Clyde to her usual base at Oban, a passage which was scheduled to take her around twelve hours. On her return to Oban, she will take her place on the Oban-Craignure service, freeing another Ferguson-built ship, ISLE OF MULL, to have her overhaul.
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