Now a regular part of the Clyde scene, the Svitzer tug AYTON CROSS was seen heading down firth today from her base in the James Watt Dock to Hunterston, to assist with the departure of one, and the arrival of another bulk carrier. Details of this Spanish-built tug, which dates from 2005, can be read here.Monday, 11 February 2008
AYTON CROSS
Now a regular part of the Clyde scene, the Svitzer tug AYTON CROSS was seen heading down firth today from her base in the James Watt Dock to Hunterston, to assist with the departure of one, and the arrival of another bulk carrier. Details of this Spanish-built tug, which dates from 2005, can be read here.
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