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After a stormy passage round the North of Scotland, the Queen Margaret
After a stormy passage round the North of Scotland, the Queen Margaret, one of the new ferryboats for the North and South Queensferry passage, has berthed at North Queensferry. Picture shows the Queen Margaret leaving North Queensferry on her first trial run, under the shadow of the Forth Bridge. 2nd March 1934
Staff
Daily Record
Mirrorpix
Scotland
Media ID 21818251
© Mirrorpix
1934 Boat Ferry Firth Of Forth River Scotland Ship
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After a treacherous journey navigating the turbulent waters around the North of Scotland, the majestic Queen Margaret finally finds solace at North Queensferry. This remarkable vessel, one of the newly commissioned ferryboats for the North and South Queensferry passage, stands as a testament to human resilience in conquering nature's fury. Captured on her inaugural trial run, this print showcases Queen Margaret gracefully departing from North Queensferry under the watchful gaze of the iconic Forth Bridge. The sheer magnitude of this engineering marvel casts an awe-inspiring shadow over this historic moment. Transporting us back to March 2nd, 1934, we are reminded of an era when boats like Queen Margaret were lifelines connecting communities across vast bodies of water. In its heyday, this boat symbolized hope and progress amidst challenging times. The black-and-white hues evoke a sense of nostalgia for simpler days when river travel was not only practical but also imbued with a touch of romance. As we delve into this snapshot from the past, it is impossible not to appreciate both the beauty and functionality that ships like Queen Margaret brought to Scotland's shores. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints staff members who understand its historical significance beyond mere commercial use, this photograph serves as a reminder that even after enduring stormy passages in life or at sea - there is always calm waiting on distant horizons.
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