| Slightly further down the Firth of Clyde, Caledonian MacBrayne's Jupiter and Saturn serve the Island of Bute at Rothesay, from the mainland terminus of Wemyss Bay. Jupiter and Juno are sister ships built in 1973 and 1974 respectively, while the Saturn is a slighly improved design built in 1978.
The Jupiter, Juno and Saturn are rotated around the Dunoon and Rothesay services in a 3 week roster. |
Jupiter at Wemyss Bay. The building on the right is part of the railway station. 1018x714 SAVE0741.JPG |
Close up of Jupiter at Wemyss Bay. 1024x718 SAVE0742.JPG |
Saturn approaching Wemyss Bay as Jupiter departs. 1016x718 SAVE0743.JPG |
Saturn turning off Wemyss Bay. 1012x718 SAVE0744.JPG |
Rothesay pier with Jupiter along side. 1014x718 SAVE0745.JPG |
Jupiter at Rothesay pier, the hill at Ballochgoy in the background. 720x1022 SAVE0746.JPG |
Jupiter departs Rothesay 1018x720 SAVE0747.JPG |
Saturn arrives at Rothesay. 1024x718 SAVE0748.JPG |
Saturn with the hill at Ballochgoy. 1010x720 SAVE0749.JPG |
RFA Fort George depats Loch Striven. 1018x718 SAVE0750.JPG |
Jupiter entering Rothesay Bay, from Ballochgoy hill. 1018x712 SAVE0751.JPG |
Jupiter sweeps around Rothesay Bay (1). 1014x686 SAVE0752.JPG |
