The Ferry Log 1960-1979 Color Line emerged as the

Color Line emerged as the inheritor of the great Norwegian maritime tradition of providing high-quality international ferry services to the country’s nearest overseas neighbours

from his younger days with rowing boats in Douglas Bay

The outbreak of the Crimean War in 1853 saw the government of the day seek to make savings which resulted in the Admiralty’s sale of their Dover – Calais service to local operators Jenkins & Churchward

operating services to Denmark

the Edinburgh-Glasgow Improvement Programme

The Ferry Log 1960-1979 Color Line emerged as theThis third book in The Ferry Log series, subtitled Transitioning from Classic to Ro Ro, charts two further decades of ferry activity around Great Britain, this time from 1960 to 1979. Much reshaping in the ferry world during this period markedly changed how people, cars and freight were now transported. Articles and cameo pieces, together with a potted month by month account of the main happenings, are supplemented by a news section to provide useful