#corpach

[scotianostra]

Ben Nevis yesterday morning.

📸Ali Daisley via Scotland's Scenery on Facebook 

[mightywellfan]

The Corpach Shipwreck, Fort William

A former fishing boat that sits, unmoved, at an odd angle on the shore of Loch Linnhe, residents of the town of Caol near Fort William discovered this odd wreck in 2011. Whilst local lore suggests it emerged from stormy waters to take in the majesty of nearby Ben Nevis, no one has ever fully understood why the boat – built in 1975 – emerged from the water and onto the shore. In its day it was a fishing vessel called MV Dayspring.

[scotland]

The Corpach Shipwreck 🛳

📷 Massimiliano Morosinott

📍 Corpach, FortWilliam

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[lonelinessandthescream]

near the far end of the caledonian canal on the loch linneh beach at corpach is a large abandoned ship that has become known as the #corpach shipwreck. it was originally built in 1975 and was used until 2001 before being moored at kinlochleven pier. unfortunately a chain failed during a heavy storm and it ran aground in 2011 and has been there ever since.

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[technicolourstation]

Corpach, Scotland // Old Boat of Corpach // (2018)

[livias]

+ A few more photos here + 

Wreck of old fishing boat and view towards Fort William, Highland and the snow capped peak of Ben Nevis from the shore of Loch Linnhe at Corpach, Scottish Highlands. **The boat was originally named MV Dayspring, and built in 1975 as a fishing boat, bringing in mackerel and herring. New owners renamed the ship the Golden Harvest. **Her final voyage took place in 2001. The boat slipped its moorings at Kinlochleven Pier after a heavy storm and has lain in the same spot since the 8th December 2011. Photographed on the 8th December 2017.

[mastamillaopenforcommissions]

Corpach - Scotland. Abandonned stranded ship

[scotianostra]

The Corpach Wreck on a wee visit to Fort William at the weekend.