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Old 18 August 2004, 16:14   #21
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Is a lightship a bouy or a navaid?
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Old 18 August 2004, 20:37   #22
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My favourite and most respected buoy so far - The 'Roayal Oak' wreck buoy in Scapa Flow.
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That's the one I was looking for. I wont post another of the same thing.
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Old 20 August 2004, 17:32   #23
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Well, what do you make of this ?
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Old 20 August 2004, 17:44   #24
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Only in Ireland I suppose

Hmmm 'Irish Ferries' in the background, can we assume you were somewhere near the emerald isle.
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No - that sort of thing only happens in Milford Haven off Pembroke Dock
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No - that sort of thing only happens in Milford Haven off Pembroke Dock
Too right - that's Williams Marine and Port Services vessel "Sea Horse" taking the Buoys for a walk up the Haven to Pembroke Port from Milford Haven...... it's time for them to be painted up etc....
They're now all sat on the quay taking a break

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They're now all sat on the quay taking a break

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It's a hard life being a buoy. Or is that the decorators having the break?
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Old 29 August 2004, 19:23   #28
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I saw these 2 buoys in Scapa Flow today! Sorry could not resist.
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Old 30 August 2004, 23:38   #29
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No seriously I did see a buoy .. in the entrance to scapa flow near stromness. Notice the heavy sea in the background.
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.... it's time for them to be painted up etc....
They're now all sat on the quay taking a break

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i take it their twin brothers have taken their place out in the big blue
while they're having a kitkat

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Old 31 August 2004, 20:28   #31
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Another .... and the last from scapa flow
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Old 02 September 2004, 22:24   #32
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I lied, there is one more from Scapa Flow ... who knows what these buoys are?
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Old 03 September 2004, 04:48   #33
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Spot the mistake!

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Old 03 September 2004, 06:49   #34
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I lied, there is one more from Scapa Flow ... who knows what these buoys are?

Looks like a "gaggle" of divers on delayed SMBs to me.....
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Old 03 September 2004, 07:15   #35
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Mistake spotted

The solent no longer slopes from right to left?
Or
For those that are colour blind, Black jack is red and next to the yellow sea.
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Do they mark the shallow water area near the Flotta Oil Terminal?
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Old 03 September 2004, 19:02   #37
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The solent no longer slopes from right to left?
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Dependsh if one ish fashing north or south..........





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For those that are colour blind, Black jack is red and next to the yellow sea.
With the level of effluent in the Solent, one considers onself lucky if it is only yellow!
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Cool piccie. Does Paul's nose really go that red when he's shloshed?
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Old 06 September 2004, 09:16   #39
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Looks like a "gaggle" of divers on delayed SMBs to me.....
Yep you are right, they are divers ... and lots of them. Normally 2 divers will use one of these to aid surfacing and to tell boats where they are. If you see one of these with no dive boat nearby ... they may need a lift back to the shore as they may be lost or swept away!!!! Otherwise stay clear.
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Old 07 September 2004, 07:20   #40
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Anyone know what's going on here then ?

A rectangle of buoys between Brixham and Elbery cove, been here as long as I can remember but still don't know what they are for.

Where there are gaps the barrels have sunk below the water and need pumping up again
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