Dartmouth Lower Ferry Photographs © John Luxton 2003 | |||
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The Dartmouth Lower Ferry is operated by South Hams District Council and operated between Kingswear and Dartmouth. The ferry service is provided by two car floats which are propelled across the River Dart by small tugs. There are three tugs HAULEY IV, HAULEY V and HAULEY VI. HAULEY IV and HAULEY V were built by the local ship builders Philip & Son in 1965 / 66. The tugs take their name from local worthy Sir John Hauley [1340-1408], |
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| HAULEY V arrives at the Kingswear slip on October 28, 2003 | |||
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| Passengers mingle with the cars at Kingswear whilst crew clear the slipway of weed at low tide | |||
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| HAULEY IV propells its car float across to Dartmouth where a curious seagull observes the disembarkation | |||
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