David Johnstone, Captain of the raft of Maersk container ships laid up in Loch Striven between Continue reading
Category Archives: Loch Striven Ship Dump
Maersk ships whereabouts – the addictiveness of AIS
Below, Hugh McFarlane, like ourselves an AIS addict, reports on the results of his work Continue reading
Maine and Maryland, the last Maersk laid-up box ships in the Clyde, get ready to go
Maersk Maine and Maersk Maryland – which have been aid up in Great Harbour Continue reading
The swim for Calum’s Cabin
On the day (22nd August 2010) that Tony Greener, UK Fleet Group Manager for Maersk, swam from the head of Loch Striven Continue reading
Please give: Maersk’s Tony Greener to swim 10km down Loch Striven for Calum’s Cabin TODAY
Just giving: This is another – and very moving – piece of evidence of the relationships built between the Danish shipping line, Maersk Continue reading
Hunterston coal station proposal: never forget Ayrshire Power is Peel Ports is Clydeport
In the proposal to build a carbon capture coal fired power station at Hunterston, ‘Ayrshire Power’ Continue reading
The day of the Highball discovery in Loch Striven
‘We are looking for a black golf ball, in an area the size of two football fields. However, the fields are covered in brown cricket balls and we are doing it at night with the lights turned off’. Continue reading
Maersk Brooklyn off to take over from Charlotte Maersk damaged by fire in Malaysia
Maersk Brooklyn, the last of the laid up ships to leave Loch Striven Continue reading
Last to go: Maersk Brooklyn leaves Clyde for Le Havre
(Regularly updated) Maersk Brooklyn, the last of the shipping line’s B-class container ships Continue reading
Maersk Bentonville out of Le Havre for Charleston
After leaving her anchorage off Greenock on the Clyde on 8th July Continue reading