Carnegie thought Fife had already said the final goodbye to the QE2 but apparently not.
"LARGE crowds will gather along the West Fife coast to witness a spectacular farewell to the world’s most famous cruise liner. Fireworks, water displays and a flyover by aircraft from RAF Leuchars will mark the final voyage of the QE2, when it drops anchor near the Forth Bridge on 7th October. And free entertainment and viewing points will be set up along the coast so people can bid the 70,327 tonne ship farewell before she becomes a floating hotel in Dubai. Fife Council has secured 20 VIP places for youngsters to step aboard the ship for a tour and lunch before she sails into retirement, which they will offer in a forthcoming competition."
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