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17:39 Frank & Fionia Swan

Posted under Anglegarth, Ayton Cross, Fionia Swan, Live Webcam, Shipping by admin on February 18th, 2010. Comments Off on 17:39 Frank & Fionia Swan

Frank departing and Fionia Swan arriving Loch Long.

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Webcam – 16 February, 2010. 09:15:52

Posted under Ayton Cross, BW Nysa, Shipping, Svitzer Milford, Webcam Archive by admin on February 16th, 2010. Comments Off on Webcam – 16 February, 2010. 09:15:52

Webcam 09:15:48

Bw Nysa leaves Loch Long.

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HMS Ark Royal

Posted under Ayton Cross, HMS Ark Royal, SD Dexterous, SD Impetus, SD Nimble by admin on February 14th, 2010. Comments Off on HMS Ark Royal

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  Loch Long is a sea loch stretching 20 miles from the Firth of Clyde in the south west to Arrochar in the north east. The loch was used as a testing ground for torpedoes during World War II. Finnart Oil Terminal, which is linked to Grangemouth via a 60-mile pipeline, is on the eastern shore of the loch with access to Loch Goil on the western shore. The Royal Navy's Coulport Armament depot (part of HMNB Clyde) and Glen Mallan jetty, linked to Glen Douglas defence munitions depot are located on the eastern shore.

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