JumbleDuck
Well-Known Member
Lots of these rocks are in submarine exercise areas - a bit of torpedo practice for the Navy perhaps?
Or just ram them repeatedly with Astute-class subs. The rocks will wear away eventually.
Lots of these rocks are in submarine exercise areas - a bit of torpedo practice for the Navy perhaps?
Have you any idea how much a torpedo costs?
Take your mind back to a time before GPS and Plotters etc. "Someone" painted a couple of white marks on the seaward side of an above water rock, which when lined up with the old Manse on Eigg, gave a good safe transit, between the offlying underwater rocks, in to Poll nam Partan.
When the extremely " insular" inhabitants of the Island were made aware of the marks (some years down the line), they showed great annoyance, and threatened to report the painter to the police.:disgust:
I was in Poll nam Partan a couple of weeks ago. Unlike my previous visit several years ago there was no sign of the painted rock.[/QUOTE
Dynamite?![]()
I was in Poll nam Partan a couple of weeks ago. Unlike my previous visit several years ago there was no sign of the painted rock.[/QUOTE
Dynamite?![]()
Makes for a very short-lived transit.![]()