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August 16, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Invergordon cruising to busy day

A former car ferry used by the Queen on a cruise of the Western Isles is one of three passenger ships to stop off at Invergordon on Thursday. The visits of the Hebridean Princess, Golden Princess and Vistamar will give the Cromarty Firth port its busiest day of its cruise liner season. Passengers in

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A former car ferry used by the Queen on a cruise of the Western Isles is one of three passenger ships to stop off at Invergordon on Thursday. The visits of the Hebridean Princess, Golden Princess and Vistamar will give the Cromarty Firth port its busiest day of its cruise liner season.

Passengers include 2,600 American and 260 German tourists.

The Queen celebrated her 80th birthday with other members of the Royal Family on the Hebridean Princess in July.

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