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1966: All hands lost when MacBrayne Mull ferry-turned-pleasure-boat foundered on its way to Inverness

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Former MacBrayne ferry, MV Lochinvar sank with the loss of all hands in atrocious weather off the coast of Grimsby 58 years ago. The ship, refitted and renamed MV Anzio 1 was on its way north to run pleasure trips from Inverness to Invergordon. The entire crew of 13 were lost including the ship's captain, an Oban man and his brother.

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1966: All hands lost when MacBrayne Mull ferry-turned-pleasure-boat foundered on its way to Inverness

Two brothers from Oban had bought and refitted the former MV Lochinvar to run pleasure cruises from the Highland capital to Invergordon.

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