Met up with Woot earlier on to see how he was getting along with his 585 Ribcraft and Suzuki DF 140 powerplant.
As we arrived at Lawrenny, Woot and his team had just finished waterskiing, so we headed down to St Anns to see what the wave height was like. Today the height was showing around 1.5metres, wind around 20knots. During the winter, we sometimes go out when the height is at least twice that.
Unfortunately I am video cameraless at the mo due to the thing being off somewhere to do with work, but the small digicam was on scene to get some pics and small video clips (encoding them during the week).
Heading down river, approaching Milford Haven.
Two tugs (Oakgarth from Liverpool on the far side which is covering for a local tug with mechanical difficulties, and Svitzer Milford, one of the local tugs nearest) waiting in Dale Roads for a large tanker to come into the haven.
Woot makes his first pass.
Preparing the run back.
The run back.
In fact I was airborne myself in an airborne boat on one occasion!
