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The 16.5-tonne, 40-foot long “great Tay Whale” was harpooned by Dundee sailors and chased to its end 45 miles up the Mearns coast in 1883.
The 16.5-tonne, 40-foot long “great Tay Whale” was harpooned by Dundee sailors and chased to its end 45 miles up the Mearns coast in 1883.
The 16.5-tonne, 40-foot long “great Tay Whale” was harpooned by Dundee sailors and chased to its end 45 miles up the Mearns coast in 1883.
Who needs a monarchy? Not Alistair Heather. So why was he so pleased by his encounter with royalty at the re-opening of a local landmark?
At its height the Dundee Caledon shipyard employed more than 4,000 workers. It’s 40 years since it closed and many still lament its passing