Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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Strolling along the promenade this morning with the camera, I took a few shots with the nice sunshine. Didn`t want to put on anymore repetitive pictures of the seafront, but I did stand for 10 minutes or more watching two lots of air bubbles and foam coming up through the high tide. At this point, it`s all beach, so nothing obvious, and I do know that air can percolate up from the bedrock below. Has anyone else ever noticed it?
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A marker point to where it`s coming up. Hope it`s not effluent.
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Thanks Keith. Although looking forward to the Spring, it`s nice to see your ladybird back on here as the Summer won`t be far either.
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Colin it is not that there is a pipe line taking it out tosea, and I
know that "YES" I was welding on it for Millers some years ago.
Guest 673- Registered: 16 Jun 2008
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#6
Looks similar to the "Bubbles" in the Wellington Dock, where the freshwater from the Dour rises up through the salt water. Seeing that the Dour is currently in full flood, could it be the East Dour as per the thread below?
Seems too far westward along the beach but maybe it is finding an alternative channel through the shingle beneath the Gateway flats?
http://www.doverforum.com/letters/viewtopic.php?id=2502
(post #22 et seq)
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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i have always wondered about that ed.
the little whirlpools at certain times are chock full of frys(not Mcd's).
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Building works going on down the above area yesterday, and a chap told me that a very large hole appeared here last year, so it was filled in and covered over. Apparently, this hole has emerged again but even larger than before. Any more info on this one?
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probabaly a worm hole of some sort.looking at the area i think there was a strem/river emptying there a few years ago.
#10
Speaking of mysterious black holes...................Anyone seen Lord Lucan riding Shergar..............
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They`re Ghost rider`s in the sky.
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Looks like it`s being sorted.
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So many workmen busy fixing it eh Colin? Was it lunchtime?
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Actually Sid, I did take another picture today, this time of the river at the end of the subway. It`s completed now, but the other day, there were a group of workmen there having their lunch.
This picture shows what replaced those awful steel railings constantly piled up with rubbish from up river. An eyesore now removed we hope.
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Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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The rubbish will still be caught there and will look unsightly until it is taken off of those railings. They do look nice and clean at the moment.
Roger
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Roger, watch this space!
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Roger, you were right mate. Took this at lunchtime today. Didn`t take long.
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Jeane said on here the other day she loves then and now picture`s, though I suspect not this sort.
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Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Surely that is the idea of it, there are access steps that the old grill didn't have.?
Not surprised it is that bad after the last few days of downpours....
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Quite right Paul, but needs cleaning out regularly. I used to see footballs in the other set up for days. Just becomes another eyesore.
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