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PS WAVERLEY 2018
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Post by riverman » Sat Jul 14, 2018 3:08 pm
Don't think she is returning to Helensburgh this evening as it is a low tide. LW 19:39 (0.11m)


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Post by Allan » Sun Jul 15, 2018 8:54 pm
Can readily empathise with that – would you know whose responsibility it would be to carry out the necessary work?
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Post by riverman » Mon Jul 16, 2018 12:24 am

Anyone interested can google Helensburgh Waterfront Development Project. There has been meetings at the Victoria Hall in Helensburgh for the public but I did not attend.
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Post by Clydebuilt1971 » Tue Jul 17, 2018 3:24 pm
Hey folks,
Waverley had a new rudder stock fitted during the second visit to drydock earlier this year which is why she was towed out and back to Glasgow. (I was working on Queen Mary that day and was lucky enough to be just heading past her berth as she appeared)
Apparently this was an expected event and the rudder stock had already been procured. The issues with Clansman (whom she wasn't meant to be in dock with - it should've been Hebrides) changed the "arrangements" slightly!!
I also heard she lost some time last week (w/c 8th July) due to a generator issue - thankfully now resolved!
Gav
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Post by Russardo » Mon Aug 06, 2018 9:16 pm
Not sure, the website was updated yesterday stating that it was a Glasgow to Largs sailing only today. Tomorrow she sets off from brodick with coaches connecting from Ayr (presumably meeting her at Largs). Ayr has not been a reliable port of call in recent years, the reasons never clear. There's been a ship in Ayr today and I think that's maybe why on this occasion as they use the opposite berth to cant Waverley round and this ship may be preventing that.alasdairmac wrote:The auld girl has been tied up at Brodick since 14:00 today and her track on Marine Traffic shows her having headed direct there from Largs. Does anyone have any idea what’s going on?
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Post by alasdairmac » Tue Aug 07, 2018 4:06 pm
For some reason she has had problems canting in Ayr harbour ever since Andy O'Brian took over a few years back - apparently he was averse to using the technique employed by previous masters experienced with the port and insisted on hauling her round using ropes on the opposite quayside. Perhaps this has passed down to his successors.
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Post by alasdairmac » Sat Aug 25, 2018 4:58 pm

PS no sign of any tugs heading in her direction so have to assume the crew expect too be able to complete the fix themselves in reasonable time, whatever it is.
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Post by Allan » Sat Aug 25, 2018 8:27 pm
Been having a look at her track – (times are BST)
1132hrs arrived at CHQ
1145hrs departed CHQ – on schedule – achieved a healthy 14 knots en route to Helensburgh, arriving 1207hrs (for a scheduled departure 1215hrs)
1334hrs departed Helensburgh – Eighty minutes late – maximum speed achieved 10.5 knots – around 1343hrs, speed starts reducing
1348hrs speed now 2.2knots
1456hrs virtually stopped – position 2 miles out of CHQ
Doesn’t appear to be at anchor, as movement is apparent?
1736hrs on the move, achieving 3.4 knots, heading to CHQ – max speed 9.9 knots
1758hrs arrived CHQ
So – passengers remaining on board had a period of about two and a half hours “in limbo” – definitely not a situation to be in.
As above – all’s well that ends well.
Having said that, concerned that tomorrow’s sailings are cancelled – hopefully things can be rectified in time for her departure to Liverpool.
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Post by Allan » Sun Aug 26, 2018 6:06 pm
Obviously good news, implying she is ready to sail to Liverpool tomorrow – also good news is the fact both of her two days' sailings out of Liverpool are fully booked.
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Post by Allan » Mon Aug 27, 2018 12:16 pm
Assuming an average speed of 14 knots, the journey time to Liverpool would be the best part of 16 hours, so even leaving now (1200hrs BST) means arriving around 0400hrs tomorrow morning - scheduled cruise tomorrow is 1000hrs…..
Waverley website still showing Tuesday’s sail as “on”.
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