The other day we were discussing "Stromeferry - No Ferry" and I recall Kylestrome and Corran ferries .... just one left
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The BBC» Falling tide leaves historic Skye ferry high and dry
A rapidly dropping tide left a historic ferry aground on its slip on Tuesday.
The MV Glenachulish, the world's last sea-going, manually-operated, turntable ferry, operates on the Kylerhea Narrows between Glenelg and Skye.
It was left high and dry on its slip at Kylerhea in Skye during a falling tide on the fast flowing narrows.
Kyle of Lochalsh and Mallaig RNLI lifeboats along with two passing ships went to the aid of the ferry's crew. The boat was refloated at high tide.
Did we have any swivel ferries in the South West?