Will_M
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Not my photo, but was there... So where is it?
Where is it?
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tome
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Selsey?
rickp
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Bracklesham, or that area?
Rick
Rick
Judders
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Chichester Harbour somewhere?
East Head? Can't be but I am sure she was sat in the Emsworth Channel on sunday afternoon.
East Head? Can't be but I am sure she was sat in the Emsworth Channel on sunday afternoon.
tome
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Looking closer, looks like Hayling sea front close to Chichester Harbour entrance
djefabs
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Hayling Island beach front west of Sandy Point
rickp
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Heh, knew it was close to Chichester - I just guessed the wrong side /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Rick
Rick
tome
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MAINTENANCE DREDGE – CHICHESTER BAR
1. Mariners are advised that dredging operations will commence Monday 18 June 2007, or soon thereafter, to restore the depth of water across Chichester Bar to 1.5 metres below Chart Datum.
2. The dredged material will be, “Rainbowed,” onto the Hayling Island beachfront along the Eastoke Peninsula, as part of Havant Borough Council’s Beach Management Programme.
3. On completion of the Chichester Bar dredge additional material will be brought to the beach from offshore dredging site 351 situated east of the Isle of Wight.
4. The work will be undertaken by the trailing suction hopper dredger, Sospan Dau (LOA 71m), which will be operating 4 hours either side of high water, throughout the 24 hour period. Operations are expected to take 3 – 4 weeks.
1. Mariners are advised that dredging operations will commence Monday 18 June 2007, or soon thereafter, to restore the depth of water across Chichester Bar to 1.5 metres below Chart Datum.
2. The dredged material will be, “Rainbowed,” onto the Hayling Island beachfront along the Eastoke Peninsula, as part of Havant Borough Council’s Beach Management Programme.
3. On completion of the Chichester Bar dredge additional material will be brought to the beach from offshore dredging site 351 situated east of the Isle of Wight.
4. The work will be undertaken by the trailing suction hopper dredger, Sospan Dau (LOA 71m), which will be operating 4 hours either side of high water, throughout the 24 hour period. Operations are expected to take 3 – 4 weeks.
Will_M
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Looking closer, looks like Hayling sea front close to Chichester Harbour entrance
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THE WINNER!!!!
Looking closer, looks like Hayling sea front close to Chichester Harbour entrance
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THE WINNER!!!!
tome
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The Winner is the opposite end of Hayling
Will_M
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Ah, yes very good...
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Slow_boat
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It would have been much more fun for them if the weather was good and the beach full of people.
jimi
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It is, they're all covered in shingle though!