Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#21
A slightly different view....
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#23
Now totally empty - I see now ships......
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Brian Dixon
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#24
i see a 3 masted crane in the background.
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#25
Looked at the Wellington Dock last night and there looked a lot of water still in there, thought it would be empty by now?
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#26
last i heard they were starting to drain tomorrow the 15th.
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#27
Will have a look then Howard, still puzzled how they actually drain it with water sources at both ends but no doubt all will become clear.
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#28
Apparently it isn't being 'drained' it is just being allowed to be tidal so they can remove the lock gates....
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#29
So Paul will actually go to no water in there at low tide?
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Guest 698- Registered: 28 May 2010
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#30
I think not as we currently have a tidal range of 5.2m and the depth markers in the Wellington indicate 7m at high tide.
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#31
That is a shame was looking forward to seeing what was on the sea bed, I know they pulled out a discarded satellite dish the other day!
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#32
looked a depressing sight from de bradelie at about 2 p.m(8 bells for those nautical chaps).
a bright light already shining out from premises in snargate street, nice to see a couple of brightly painted buildings though.
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#33
The marina is probably about as drained as it's going to be right now.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#34
more water there than i expected to see.
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#35
Looks quite strange today, assume it must have been around low tide
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Guest 656- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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#36
I love the brightly painted houses along Snargate Street, they really make a lovely photo as in Howard's pix above
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#37
They remind me of Balamory
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#38
exactly martin, i take it that like me you never miss an episode.
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#39
With young grandchildren I am well versed in the goings on at Balamory Howard
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#40
The Wellington Dock was down to the bare mud across about half of it at lunchtime today, the stench was vile. Two huge cranes were in position to lift the gates off.
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