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The Kylerhea ferry
A twenty minute ferry crossing takes cars and pedestrians alike from main land Scotland Glenelg to the Isle of Skye hamlet of Kylerhea. A rather unique craft as the entire car deck is on a turntable and is used at both ends to embark and disembark. I even got the impression that the turntable was turned entirely by hand too after watching it being manhandled around to be locked straight . I am on Skye here and looking up Loch Alsh with the mainland on my right. From here there is a gruelling road trip before reaching the main roads of Skye.
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I’ve never been over this one but remember the turntable ferries on other routes. The first time we went to the Isle of Arran the central section of the car deck of a larger ferry than this was a turntable.
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Colin Ashcroft club has replied to Herb Riddle clubHerb Riddle club has replied to Colin Ashcroft clubps just followed Ingo's link below and seen this:
MV Glenachulish- Built in 1969, she is the last manually operated steel turntable ferry in the world."
A lovely view up the loch from where you are standing in the beautiful and slightly hazy sunshine.
Beautifully captured Herb..!!
Nice to see the shot in the PiP again.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Glenachulish
etwas ausführlicher
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenachulish
All the best Gordon
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An excellent image, This was used as a ferry across Loch Caron from Stromferry when the only road was closed due to a large rock fall , close to the tunnel.
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