jimi
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Where's this?
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Seajet
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Off Egypt Point ?
jimi
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AngusMcDoon
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Grimsby?
Shibumi
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Milliford Haven
jamesjermain
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Twister_Ken
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Safe water is to the south, so I reckon Miniband is in dangerous waters without a life jacket or visible means of support.
E39mad
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Trying to gets votes on a mobo
Scillypete
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Dunno where it is, but Milliband as usual appears to be struggling to find his way
alant
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Nope, cos that would be a north cardinal - Gurnard.
KREW2
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Western Solent? It looks like the one we nearly hit last year coming back from the RTI.
Seajet
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Well as soon as I mentioned Egypt Point I knew that was too easy...D'oH !
CoVianna
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"Look it doesn't matter where we are but where we heading for. Only under my Labour Party can we move forward to the sunlight uplands.........................................."
Allan
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Pretty sure jamesjermain has got it. Chart is of Bristol channel with Cardiff top left and English coast bottom right. Also a bit of tide and right coloured water.
Allan
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alant
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Have to remember that when navigating then.
Memo to self -
"a bit of tide and right coloured water."
So, must be Bristol Channel off Cardiff!
Lady Campanula
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It's the 'South Cardiff' SCM, and Le Millipede is all at sea, as usual.
See Cardiff Bay skyline in background, and Lavernock Point greenery over the fellow's right shoulder.
See Cardiff Bay skyline in background, and Lavernock Point greenery over the fellow's right shoulder.
Ubergeekian
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On a boat somewhere?
snowleopard
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Judging by the person and the colour of the water - up **** creek without a paddle.
Allan
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We prefer to call it chocolate milkshake but we all know it looks more like watered down ***t! Bit like his policies!
Allan
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Woodlouse
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As mentioned, water that colour can only be the Bristol Channel. The tidal rip on the buoy only confirms it further.
