The Denny Diesels seventies and eighties to the

seventies and eighties to the introduction of new purpose-built tonnage at the turn of the century

there are cameo pieces on other ferries for whom that year was a notable event

The three Denny Diesels

but also the neighbouring coastlines of England

alongside precautions to ensure that the present British monarch paid homage to strange beings that live under a bridge

The Denny Diesels seventies and eighties to theThe three Denny Diesels, Southsea, Brading and Shanklin, each gave the Portsmouth Ryde route an outstanding period of service. They were revolutionary both in their design and mode of propulsion and, as products of Dennys fabled Dumbarton yard, they resembled miniature cross Channel vessels. Their spacious decks, ample and comfortable saloons, ease of loading, steadiness at sea and quietness on passage made them such an immediate success that the