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| Planned Trips & Spare Spaces: Discuss Mull May 17/18/19 Evelyn Rose/Buitenzorg in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Who fancies a dip on this The 'Evelyn Rose' twlr6154.jpg EVELYN ROSE was no stranger to peril in her ... |
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| Who fancies a dip on this The 'Evelyn Rose' twlr6154.jpg EVELYN ROSE was no stranger to peril in her 36 year life, in December of 1948 she sprang a leak off Iceland but managed to limp home. The following year she ran aground in the Western Isles and tore a hole in her bow. A few months prior to her loss she went ashore once more on the west coast of Kerrera. The Second World War saw her under command of Arthur Lewis who made several crossings between Ramsgate and Dunkirk during the evacuation. Once he berthed alongside a burning pier and took off 403 men. On the last trip EVELYN ROSE was so badly damaged that she had to be beached at Ramsgate. On New Year's Eve, 1954, at about 01:00, under the command of skipper Dawson, she struck the shore to the north of Ardtornish Point due to her passing the wrong side of the light. Ardtornish Point is low lying and the cliffs a few hundred yards inshore obscured it on the radar screen. This caused the skipper to overestimate the distance to the light and she hit the rocks 15 yards to the north west of the light. Skipper Dawson was on watch with 2 deckhands but the rest of the crew were turned in when she struck. As they rushed on deck to launch a boat the trawler's bow was pointing skyward and she slipped off the rocks and sank in 40 fathoms of water taking all but 2 of her crew with her. The survivors walked 5 miles to the nearest house to raise the alarm. The wreck has recently been located by side scan sonar and excellent pictures have been made of the vessel lying almost vertically, bows upwards. http://float-trawlers.lancashire.gov...70&r=2&t=4&x=7 I have a boat booked for the weekend May 17th/18th/19th we could also dive the Buitenzorg this is well worth a look at http://www.lochalinedivecentre.co.uk...20r eport.pdf email me for more info ccr_ada@hotmail.com ada
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| I'd be interested in diving the Buitenzorg. Last trip I was booked on was years ago and got blown out and I haven't been able to get much interest from anyone else to go back since then. Not bothered about diving the trawler but if you need to fill a space for the Buitenzorg day then I'd have one.
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I am doing 2 boats 1 deepish stuff and 1 doing usual sound of mull stuff ada
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| just found this out ![]() “We were busy with other dives and then we had a run of very bad weather with winds. “But we will have a good go at it next year for certain. “I can’t say exactly when but we are still as keen as ever to the dive.” The second dive is being urged by former Fleetwood man Dick Barton whose father, also called Dick, died on the ship. Mr Barton had been researching the loss and hoping to organise a dive when he discovered that Mr Brown had already done one in July 2005. Among the footage taken by Mr Brown was the ship’s telegraph – used to signal the engine room. It is show in the ‘Stop’ position, evidence Evelyn Rose took only three minutes to go down after striking rocks below the Ardtornish Point light. Mr Barton said: “I would be delighted if Steve brought something back. “The ship’s bell has to be somewhere. It could go on display in Fleetwood Museum.” The full article contains 294 words and appears in Fleetwood Weekly News newspaper. i found this here Dive on trawler wreck stopped by weather - Blackpool Today
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| we may be having a dip on the HMS Jason as well depending on weather looks like it could be around 80m!! still a few spaces ;} ada
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| i am off to Dahab on the 21th april so its a bit to close for me date wise, other wise i would have come for a dip. Let me know if you do any trips like this later in the year. Gaz
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