trucks despite this not being a problem in Manx or Spanish service. These factors caused significant numbers of ferry passengers to avoid the MS Nindawayma in favour of the MS Chi-Cheemaun, even if waiting involved very long delays at the ferry terminals in Tobermory and South Baymouth. Final use The Nindawayma was used as two movie sets; featured in 2003 as the Belles' loft on water in the film Saved by the Belles, and in 2006 as the killer's lair in the film Bon Cop, Bad Cop. As of April 2007, Nindawayma was docked in a port in Montreal, rusting and being used for parts. Fate As of 17 August 2007, the ship was owned by Purvis Marine, a marine salvage company, and docked at a government wharf in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. The ship was broken up for scrap at Sault Ste Marie by Purvis Marine between 2007 and 2012, with the scrap metal being sold to the local Essar Steel Algoma steelworks. Photo gallery Bibliography (A detailed history of the ship's service with Manx Line and Sealink.'') References External links Photos and article from SooToday.com Commentary and photos of Nindawayma from a British perspective Comments on engine problems while in service with DSD and Sealink Canadian Registry details are on these two official websites, giving conflicting details of her tonnage: Canadian Transportation agency Transport Canada marine safety site Ships of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company Ferries of the Owen Sound Transportation Company Transport in Manitoulin District Ferries of the Isle of Man 1974 ships Ships built in Spain