jimi
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Good footage of MCA survey vessel surveying an area where an uncharted rock had been discovered the hard way. Wonder how many others there are around the UK?
Coast last night
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Twister_Ken
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>an uncharted rock had been discovered the hard way.<
No, the hard way is to skim a pie across the ocean, until finally it settles on an uncharted rock, and remains there like a seagull's picnic.
>an uncharted rock had been discovered the hard way.<
No, the hard way is to skim a pie across the ocean, until finally it settles on an uncharted rock, and remains there like a seagull's picnic.
Twister_Ken
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Re: Coats last night
Jings - you've amended the title. But I shan't amend mine!
Jings - you've amended the title. But I shan't amend mine!
jimi
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Re: Coats last night
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Jings - you've amended the title. But I shan't amend mine!
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Wrong, I've always been called "Sir"!
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Jings - you've amended the title. But I shan't amend mine!
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Wrong, I've always been called "Sir"!
Sgeir
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I've heard that there may be one or two. D'ye suppose anyone here has hit one?
jimi
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I'm no sure, but I ken someone that's hit a charted yin!
Sgeir
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Nah, ah doobt that.
Andrew_Fanner
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Shetlands, fascinating. Fair isle ditto. Old man ditto. Felt they might have touched on the naval use of Scapa and, while playing with the survey vessel, mentioning the remians of the High Seas Fleet down there.
Pix of a hydrogen powered car, tres Green, shot from a chopper. Different values?
Pix of a hydrogen powered car, tres Green, shot from a chopper. Different values?
rickp
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They've done Scapa Flow in a previous series though.
Rick
Rick
Slow_boat
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Maybe it was shot from an airship or balloon? /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Searush
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I'm no sure, but I ken someone that's hit a charted yin!
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Ahhh, but would posters admit to that on here?
I'm no sure, but I ken someone that's hit a charted yin!
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Ahhh, but would posters admit to that on here?
Twister_Ken
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I've succeeded in parking on the Brambles Bank, and on Gurnard Ledge. Mind you, I knew they were there - just that I was hoping we'd scrape over and gain a racing advantage. Both times, we were off very quickly. Blokes on the end of the boom induces quite a lot of heel!
Sgeir
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Well, errmm, I managed to go aground in Campbeltown Harbour, causing much mirth for the auld guys in the bar on the corner overlooking the harbour (Argyll Arms?). And, errrmm, again, in a channel of the Suir near Waterford. Mind you, that was midnight and pitch black this time. The other was in broad daylight. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
Brierley
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I've succeeded in parking on the Brambles Bank, and on Gurnard Ledge. Mind you, I knew they were there - just that I was hoping we'd scrape over and gain a racing advantage. Both times, we were off very quickly. Blokes on the end of the boom induces quite a lot of heel!
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Oops! We watched in bemusement as a yacht tried to follow us over Bramble Bank at low water neaps and stuck fast. Presumably they thought that as we were 26' long, our keel would be similar to theirs so where we went, they could safely follow. Unfortunately for them, our swing keel was most definitely lifted at the time....
Normally we give Bramble a wide berth but on this particular occasion, both wind and tide conspired to put us much closer than we would usually get.
I've succeeded in parking on the Brambles Bank, and on Gurnard Ledge. Mind you, I knew they were there - just that I was hoping we'd scrape over and gain a racing advantage. Both times, we were off very quickly. Blokes on the end of the boom induces quite a lot of heel!
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Oops! We watched in bemusement as a yacht tried to follow us over Bramble Bank at low water neaps and stuck fast. Presumably they thought that as we were 26' long, our keel would be similar to theirs so where we went, they could safely follow. Unfortunately for them, our swing keel was most definitely lifted at the time....
Normally we give Bramble a wide berth but on this particular occasion, both wind and tide conspired to put us much closer than we would usually get.
Cutter
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Was on (my only) corporate jolly on the BT 60' boats when one went aground on Bramble in their end of day 'race'. Contract terminating event for skipper. She did stop quite quickly!
CliveG
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We touched the bottom 5 times on Saturday.
This was in our Evolution 25.
We were trying to follow the creak though Horsey Mere to go around Horsey Island in the Walton Backwaters
Even with the keel and rudder right up we still needed 300mm of water.
We made it in the end.
This was in our Evolution 25.
We were trying to follow the creak though Horsey Mere to go around Horsey Island in the Walton Backwaters
Even with the keel and rudder right up we still needed 300mm of water.
We made it in the end.
Stemar
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From purchase of boat to ignominious halt - 10 minutes /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif. Is this a record?
