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| Wreck Diving: Discuss ROW visits Dover Divers in the Act in the General Diving Forums forums: Gu.ys This weekend we were honoured by the precence of the Reciever Of Wrecks in Dover. Riding around on ... |
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| Imported post Gu.ys This weekend we were honoured by the precence of the Reciever Of Wrecks in Dover. Riding around on a very nice Coastguard Boat the ROW was watching dive club activity and visiting Dive boats in the Channel. Fortunatly on Saturday they were so impressed with my trailer reversing down the slip they left us alone. Today they had a chat with our top cover, who fortunatly was one of our more sensible and less glib members. I fortunatly during this visit was rumagging through the holds of the very impressive Lariston a 290" long 42" beam cargo steamer that sunk in 1899 and stands 12m proud in 31m, and knew nothing about it till later. Regards Paul
__________________ Paul Oliver Canterbury Divers DUE - Dover Underwater Explorers 2 Rules - 1. You books you pays. 2. Always return to the shot |
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| <font color='#000080'>Was it a nice calm hot sunny day,by any chance? |
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| Imported post What can they do? I thought that even if you offloaded a ton of gold bullion in front of the ROW as long as it ended up declared then that's OK. Methinks it must've just been a nice day!!!!! Peter |
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| Imported post <font color='#000F22'>Funny you should say that , it was sunny and flat calm Mark Chase
__________________ Mark, dispite the fact your a Heron shagging tosser I agree with you , Steve S 10/04/08 ATB as most people will tell you, means Always Talking Boll@cks. My responses to threads should be treated accordingly All The Best Mark Chase Screw the force Luke, use the VR3 |
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| Imported post Peter It was extremly calm and the water very clear, and we even got the boat out just before the Thunder and Lightening hit Dover. No they cannot do much, they were mainly asking if we knew the procedures for recovered booty, our top cover was a copper who bit off the instant responce of "Clean it up and hang it in the porch" too something more sencible. Rather interesting that the Coastguard were not asking if we had filed routes and destinations as the MCA is now requesting. Regards Paul
__________________ Paul Oliver Canterbury Divers DUE - Dover Underwater Explorers 2 Rules - 1. You books you pays. 2. Always return to the shot |
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| <font color='#333399'>ROW doing the rounds I expect. Won't be long before she hits the Dorset coastline. I know for a fact that she is a fair weather sailor. Cheers Bob. ps Terry looks like you should be OK for a while. Till she gets to your side of the country.
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| <font color='#000080'>Bob, We had her last year at Holyhead "diving-festival" Actually we have quite a good working relationship with her- she managed to sort out an "anchor saga" for us in which the plod (?) got involved in double-quick time. ...mind you, the droits for the roofing slates -which were "no problem..carry on" - seem very long in the settling...hmm -another task on the list! Have fun, Terry |
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| Imported post <font color='#0000FF'>Hi all, Yep i'm back again at last. Both the RoW and her sidekick had the pleasure to have a good ride out on the Dover SAC's club boat ( ex 41ft Watson class lifeboat, Original boat at Penlee in 1926 ). Other a hours ride the MCA OSPREY came along side and a transfer was performed at pacing of 5 kts. All concerned were very impressed with actions from the Dover Club ANdy
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| <font color='#008080'>I suspect the ROW is just checking whether the numbers of item recovered match the numbers of forms received ... [note to self.. must do last years forms..] Anyway, sorry to hijack this thread, but can any of those diving at Dover point me at a purveyor of fine Nitrox in that area that is willing/able to fill late and at weekends? Or might even be able to collect/deliver between dives at Dover Marina? Willing to cover cost of petrol etc. I know I'm not asking much, but here is hoping... Alternatively a club compressor that doesn't mind topping up on O2 would also be welcome. We can bring air filters, O2 etc I'm diving down there in August and the Folkstone shop has shut down by the sounds of it, and so have SeaScape and I am running out of places to get fills from at not too outrageous prices. Anybody able to assist??? Cheers A
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