Western Ferries' SOUND OF SANDA lies at the company's original berth at Hunter's Quay today while she took on fuel. This berth, still used on a daily basis by the ferries, was grafted onto the north side of the old pier at Hunter's Quay when Western Ferries commenced their service across the Clyde in 1973. After 35 years, it was superseded by the new pier and linkspan immediately to the north, and which was brought into use at the end of last year.Thursday, 27 March 2008
SOUND OF SANDA
Western Ferries' SOUND OF SANDA lies at the company's original berth at Hunter's Quay today while she took on fuel. This berth, still used on a daily basis by the ferries, was grafted onto the north side of the old pier at Hunter's Quay when Western Ferries commenced their service across the Clyde in 1973. After 35 years, it was superseded by the new pier and linkspan immediately to the north, and which was brought into use at the end of last year.
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