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FERRY good fun! Mother and baby dolphins leap for joy as they race alongside massive North Sea ship Mark Deans, 34, was sitting in the Greyhope Bay area in Aberdeen when he saw the dolphins leap out of water He captured mother and calves leap in front of a North Link ferry before plunging back into water on May 17 The father-of-two said dolphins were 'proper characters' and scenes such as these were 'nightly occurrence'

http://shet.news/88l6b NORTHLINK’s passenger ferry Hrossey arrived back in Lerwick this afternoon after a 45-hour round trip which saw her stranded outside Aberdeen harbour with what was believed to be a fouled propeller. The vessel with 83 passengers on board had to divert to Scrabster where she arrived on Tuesday evening to allow divers to inspect her portside propeller. 13 of 13Adverts Passengers were given the opportunity to disembark at Scrabster to continue their journey, with NorthLink assisting with onwards journeys. Managing director Stuart Garrett said ahead of arrival at Aber...

THE NORTHLINK ferry Hrossey has now been diverted to Scrabster to allow divers to inspect a fouled propeller. The lifeline ferry with 83 passengers and 21 cars on board became partly incapacitated overnight on her scheduled journey from Lerwick to Aberdeen. But due to the north...

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NORTHLINK is set to run ferries to and from Shetland again following a number of cancellations – but the timetables will be heavily disrupted. Tuesday night’s northbound sailing to Lerwick via Kirkwall will instead depart Aberdeen at 6am on Wednesday morning. It is due to arrive at Kirkwall at 1.30pm before docking in Lerwick at 8pm on Wednesday night. The southbound sailing will now leave Lerwick at 2am on Wednesday morning, arriving in Aberdeen at 1pm. Tuesday’s freight sailings, however, are cancelled. Wednesday’s southbound passenger sailing will depart Lerwick at around midnight ...