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Sailing Ships just off Dover: Europa above and De Gallant below...
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Post 420
PaulB, Dover
ENJOY DUNKERQUE CARNIVAL WITH DFDS
Join the Carnival in Dunkirk with a Ferry Good Offer from DFDS Seaways 
· Save 20% on the price of return ferry crossings from Dover to Dunkirk
· Dunkirk carnival is one of largest and oldest in Europe
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DFDS Seaways, the award-winning ferry operator, is offering customers the chance to travel to the unique and colourful Dunkirk carnival from as little as £24 each way for a car and up to four people. The carnival is one of the oldest and biggest of its kind on the Continent and runs from mid January until late March.
Visitors to the carnival are encouraged to join in the fun of over 40 street parades with marching bands, 60 balls, competitions, music, traditional food and drink, plus a lot of dressing up! Renowned for its friendly atmosphere, the carnival welcomes visitors from the UK, with many homes operating an ‘open house’ policy to help them get involved. These Chapelles, as they are known, host live music and other festival activities.
The street parades are called Bandes and the music, marching and celebrations run from 3:00pm until around 8:00pm. The carnival balls are a highlight of the carnival and tickets can be purchased in advance, with all profits going to charity. Here, attendees garb themselves in colourful fancy dress and dance the night away, whilst dining, drinking and making new friends. All these balls begin at 10:00pm and the fun doesn’t end until around 6:00am.
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DFDS Seaways has 24 sailings a day between Dover and Dunkirk, offering passengers excellent flexible sailing times, as well as high quality onboard facilities. And with the crossing taking just two hours, you can relax and enjoy the journey as the perfect start to your trip. Dunkirk is 30 miles north of Calais and is close to France’s excellent motorway network, so it’s a convenient gateway to Europe and its wide range of cuisine, culture and adventure.
If you want to take advantage of the special discount, which is 20% off the normal fare, you need to book before 29th January and travel by March 31st, using code ECARNIVAL. To book your travel, or for more information on DFDS Seaways’ Dover-Dunkirk route, visit www.dfds.co.uk
You can book package deals, including hotel accommodation, meals, costume hire and entrance to some of the key balls on the Dunkirk Tourist Board website www.shortbreaks.fr/
You can also book accommodation in Dunkirk or surrounding areas with our hotel partner booking.com.
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Picture shows some of the gathered Tall Ships at Dunkerque in Spring last year. The town is full of pleasant surprises.
We have used several of those tall ship pix before and this is yet another one.
Beautiful ships for sure.
Wednesday, 22 January 2014 - 07:10
· Save 20% on the price of return ferry crossings from Dover to Dunkirk
· Dunkirk carnival is one of largest and oldest in Europe
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DFDS Seaways, the award-winning ferry operator, is offering customers the chance to travel to the unique and colourful Dunkirk carnival from as little as £24 each way for a car and up to four people. The carnival is one of the oldest and biggest of its kind on the Continent and runs from mid January until late March.
Visitors to the carnival are encouraged to join in the fun of over 40 street parades with marching bands, 60 balls, competitions, music, traditional food and drink, plus a lot of dressing up! Renowned for its friendly atmosphere, the carnival welcomes visitors from the UK, with many homes operating an ‘open house’ policy to help them get involved. These Chapelles, as they are known, host live music and other festival activities.
The street parades are called Bandes and the music, marching and celebrations run from 3:00pm until around 8:00pm. The carnival balls are a highlight of the carnival and tickets can be purchased in advance, with all profits going to charity. Here, attendees garb themselves in colourful fancy dress and dance the night away, whilst dining, drinking and making new friends. All these balls begin at 10:00pm and the fun doesn’t end until around 6:00am.
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DFDS Seaways has 24 sailings a day between Dover and Dunkirk, offering passengers excellent flexible sailing times, as well as high quality onboard facilities. And with the crossing taking just two hours, you can relax and enjoy the journey as the perfect start to your trip. Dunkirk is 30 miles north of Calais and is close to France’s excellent motorway network, so it’s a convenient gateway to Europe and its wide range of cuisine, culture and adventure.
If you want to take advantage of the special discount, which is 20% off the normal fare, you need to book before 29th January and travel by March 31st, using code ECARNIVAL. To book your travel, or for more information on DFDS Seaways’ Dover-Dunkirk route, visit www.dfds.co.uk
You can book package deals, including hotel accommodation, meals, costume hire and entrance to some of the key balls on the Dunkirk Tourist Board website www.shortbreaks.fr/
You can also book accommodation in Dunkirk or surrounding areas with our hotel partner booking.com.
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Picture shows some of the gathered Tall Ships at Dunkerque in Spring last year. The town is full of pleasant surprises.
We have used several of those tall ship pix before and this is yet another one.
Beautiful ships for sure.
Wednesday, 22 January 2014 - 07:10
Post 419
PaulB, Dover
ACTION MEN of the RNLI !
The guys from the Lifeboat were in training action on sunday morning. It seems to be a regular thing and in this episode shown here a RIB was lowered and the guys beached it as part of the exercise and then re-launched. The waves weren't too troublesome although the odd one gave them a bit of a splashing as you can see in the top shot. But of course the Lifeboat crews get used to these hardships and take it in their stride. After the training session was over they returned to the 'mothership' where the RIB was lifted out of the water and the guys probably had a flask of hot Bovril to hand.
Yes indeed Howard great coverage below there from Mike ..
and yes that Pacific Osprey is a bit special, glad I was able to get a picture.
NOTE TO ALL: Don't miss the SIX BOTTLES of FREE WINE if you are popping over. A great P&O Deal that....I've had that deal before myself and the wine tastes all the better for being FREE..especially in these grim times of economic austerity.
Tuesday, 21 January 2014 - 07:29
The guys from the Lifeboat were in training action on sunday morning. It seems to be a regular thing and in this episode shown here a RIB was lowered and the guys beached it as part of the exercise and then re-launched. The waves weren't too troublesome although the odd one gave them a bit of a splashing as you can see in the top shot. But of course the Lifeboat crews get used to these hardships and take it in their stride. After the training session was over they returned to the 'mothership' where the RIB was lifted out of the water and the guys probably had a flask of hot Bovril to hand.
Yes indeed Howard great coverage below there from Mike ..
and yes that Pacific Osprey is a bit special, glad I was able to get a picture.
NOTE TO ALL: Don't miss the SIX BOTTLES of FREE WINE if you are popping over. A great P&O Deal that....I've had that deal before myself and the wine tastes all the better for being FREE..especially in these grim times of economic austerity.
Tuesday, 21 January 2014 - 07:29
Post 418
howard mcsweeney, Dover
great all round coverage from mike on the research vessel, see one now and again round the back of de bradelei's cannot remember the name.
excellent photo of the "pacific osprey" paul.
Monday, 20 January 2014 - 17:41
excellent photo of the "pacific osprey" paul.
Monday, 20 January 2014 - 17:41
Post 417
PaulB, Dover
FREE CASE OF WINE WITH P&O FERRIES
Book a Dover to Calais day trip for a car and passengers with P&O Ferries and collect six free bottles of red, white or rosé Piat d’Or wine on board. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Fares are from just £23 return for a car and up to nine people Sunday – Friday, and from £28 return on Saturdays.
The offer is available for trips between now and 28 February at www.POferries.com so covers the entire period of Les Soldes – the January sales in France.
French shopkeepers are heavily regulated as to what they can call sales stock and the winter sales must take place between set dates (they end on 11 February). Reductions must be on normal stock items. Look out for "Soldes" signs and "Degriffe" or "Remise" followed by an amount which shows the mark-down, generally upwards of 50 per cent. A good source for tips on visiting Calais, including the best places to shop, is www.calais-guide.co.uk .
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This stunningly impressive piece of equipment below was making its way down the channel yesterday..if Im remembering correctly the time was about 3pm. We had a bit of sunlight to help with the photograph but as ever the vessel was a long way out so big zooming was needed and used. Its called the Pacific Osprey, an offshore lifting/construction system often used in offshore windfarm construction and the like. In the background is Cap Gris Nez.
The colourful shot at the top of post shows the early P&O ferry heading for Calais in the super benign conditions of Saturday morning. Those benign calm conditions make a pleasant change from all our recent turbulent weather. You can see Calais in the distance popping up over the horizon while in the foreground you have the service vessel Coral Water.
Monday, 20 January 2014 - 07:39
Book a Dover to Calais day trip for a car and passengers with P&O Ferries and collect six free bottles of red, white or rosé Piat d’Or wine on board. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Fares are from just £23 return for a car and up to nine people Sunday – Friday, and from £28 return on Saturdays.
The offer is available for trips between now and 28 February at www.POferries.com so covers the entire period of Les Soldes – the January sales in France.
French shopkeepers are heavily regulated as to what they can call sales stock and the winter sales must take place between set dates (they end on 11 February). Reductions must be on normal stock items. Look out for "Soldes" signs and "Degriffe" or "Remise" followed by an amount which shows the mark-down, generally upwards of 50 per cent. A good source for tips on visiting Calais, including the best places to shop, is www.calais-guide.co.uk .
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This stunningly impressive piece of equipment below was making its way down the channel yesterday..if Im remembering correctly the time was about 3pm. We had a bit of sunlight to help with the photograph but as ever the vessel was a long way out so big zooming was needed and used. Its called the Pacific Osprey, an offshore lifting/construction system often used in offshore windfarm construction and the like. In the background is Cap Gris Nez.
The colourful shot at the top of post shows the early P&O ferry heading for Calais in the super benign conditions of Saturday morning. Those benign calm conditions make a pleasant change from all our recent turbulent weather. You can see Calais in the distance popping up over the horizon while in the foreground you have the service vessel Coral Water.
Monday, 20 January 2014 - 07:39
Post 416
Mike J., Dover
The research vessel CEFAS ENDEAVOUR came into Dover on Saturday morning & berthed on Cruise-2.
She has been working in the Thames Estuary approaches & in the Goodwin Sands area during the last few days.
AIS shows the ALERT alongside the DAVID CHURCH again on Saturday night.
Sorry 'bout the damn seagull !
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 20:15
She has been working in the Thames Estuary approaches & in the Goodwin Sands area during the last few days.
AIS shows the ALERT alongside the DAVID CHURCH again on Saturday night.
Sorry 'bout the damn seagull !
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 20:15
Post 415
rosie newman, cornwall
Shame this forum is going down hill with all the backstabbing and bullying. Where are the admins????
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 18:03
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 18:03
Post 414
look at this, New York (email@gmail.com)
xvXOYM Hey, thanks for the blog post.Much thanks again. Awesome.
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 11:13
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 11:13
Post 413
PaulB, Dover
NEW TASKFORCE MEETS TO COMBAT ALCOHOL FRAUD
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The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Nicky Morgan, has opened the first meeting of the Joint Alcohol Anti-fraud Taskforce (JAAT).
This new initiative brings together law enforcers, trade bodies and key alcohol industry figures to fight alcohol fraud, which costs the taxpayer around £1 billion a year. The JAAT is made up of senior officials from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), Border Force, the Home Office, Trading Standards and key industry stakeholders.
The group will work to improve intelligence and information-sharing and current legislation and processes, to prevent fraud and make it more difficult for fraudsters to operate. It will build on HMRC’s Tackling Alcohol Fraud strategy, which was launched in 2010-11 to cover fraud involving all categories of alcoholic drinks. HMRC, working with Border Force, seized over 12 million litres of duty unpaid alcohol in 2012-13 and protected over £600 million of revenue, almost triple the amount protected in 2010-11.
Economic Secretary to the Treasury Nicky Morgan said:
"Alcohol fraud illegally diverts money that could otherwise be spent on public services and reducing the deficit. The fraud, which often involves organised criminal gangs, undermines honest businesses up and down the country.
"This Government will not let criminals steal money which our country is legally entitled to. The Government has invested £1 billion to tackle fraud, error and debt, and will work with the alcohol industry to strengthen our efforts to tackle this billion pound crime."
HMRC’s alcohol fraud strategy involves targeting enforcement at key points of the supply chain, working with honest businesses to secure alcohol supply chains and tightening the law to make it more difficult for criminals to operate.
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I don't know how often the guys in those little boats are getting out these days Jan as the weather has been extremely rough almost all the time. Its true there have been some lulls..but it has been generally very tough indeed, even nautical men of experience like Ed Connell himself have mentioned so. These pictures shown were taken yesterday friday...they show the Pride of Kent heading homewards through tough and rough seas.
Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 08:20
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The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Nicky Morgan, has opened the first meeting of the Joint Alcohol Anti-fraud Taskforce (JAAT).
This new initiative brings together law enforcers, trade bodies and key alcohol industry figures to fight alcohol fraud, which costs the taxpayer around £1 billion a year. The JAAT is made up of senior officials from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), Border Force, the Home Office, Trading Standards and key industry stakeholders.
The group will work to improve intelligence and information-sharing and current legislation and processes, to prevent fraud and make it more difficult for fraudsters to operate. It will build on HMRC’s Tackling Alcohol Fraud strategy, which was launched in 2010-11 to cover fraud involving all categories of alcoholic drinks. HMRC, working with Border Force, seized over 12 million litres of duty unpaid alcohol in 2012-13 and protected over £600 million of revenue, almost triple the amount protected in 2010-11.
Economic Secretary to the Treasury Nicky Morgan said:
"Alcohol fraud illegally diverts money that could otherwise be spent on public services and reducing the deficit. The fraud, which often involves organised criminal gangs, undermines honest businesses up and down the country.
"This Government will not let criminals steal money which our country is legally entitled to. The Government has invested £1 billion to tackle fraud, error and debt, and will work with the alcohol industry to strengthen our efforts to tackle this billion pound crime."
HMRC’s alcohol fraud strategy involves targeting enforcement at key points of the supply chain, working with honest businesses to secure alcohol supply chains and tightening the law to make it more difficult for criminals to operate.
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Saturday, 18 January 2014 - 08:20
Post 412
JanT, Dover
Always lovely to see the colourful pictures of the fishing boats in Deal,I wonder how often they get to go to sea.
And yet again MyFerryLink passing on some good offers, have vsisted the lovely Wimereux, but not yet been to Saint Omer but must be on the to do list.
Friday, 17 January 2014 - 17:10
And yet again MyFerryLink passing on some good offers, have vsisted the lovely Wimereux, but not yet been to Saint Omer but must be on the to do list.
Friday, 17 January 2014 - 17:10
Post 411
PaulB, Dover
It was a rough ol night out on the channel I can tell you. Currently there is a force 8 gale whipping its way up the strait. This is the scene a few minutes ago at 9am friday with the sun trying to burst through the dramatic cloud formation..
Friday, 17 January 2014 - 09:05
Friday, 17 January 2014 - 09:05
Post 410
PaulB, Dover
Smashin' picture that one..well spotted. I noticed when going through my other pictures taken in Deal last sunday I have the TH Galatea again with its little friend in close attendance, the Lightship. There they are in the distant right hand side of the sprightly coloured fishing boat Seabreeze. The boats along the strand there in Deal always present colourful photo opportunities but sadly there seems to be fewer and fewer of them each year. See another couple of them below..complete with lobster pots. I guess they dont catch Lobster in Deal..might be more possibly crabs or...
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Charming Châteaux Breaks in Northern France
MyFerryLink recommends two of the best cosy midwinter breaks from £56pp
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It’s no secret; many people feel depressed during the early months of the year, when the daylight hours are low and the weather is cold. Take advantage of Dover-Calais ferry operator MyFerryLink’s 24-hour fares and beat the blues with a change of scenery and a few bracing winter walks. Many châteaux in France are surrounded by beautiful parkland, whilst indoors an inviting log fire offers the perfect place to warm up after a spell outside. Here are two of MyFerryLink’s favourite winter châteaux breaks:
Seaside Château – one night break from £85 per person
The Château de la Marine sits on the hill of Repembert in Wimille, just minutes away from the beautiful Belle-Epoque seaside resort of Wimereux. This section of the Opale Coast in northern France is perfect for a winter stroll along the stylish seafront boardwalk at Wimereux or up on the clifftops of nearby Cap Gris Nez. The Château de la Marine is a charming boutique hotel offering four beautifully decorated individually styled rooms, each with its own terrace and view of the sea, wooded parkland or surrounding countryside. Owners Guy and Catherine offer a table d’hôte on request, using freshly sourced regional produce. A double room for two guests, including breakfast, costs from €170 (£141) per night. Cross the Channel with MyFerryLink from just £29 for a 24 hour return for a car and up to 9 passengers.
18th Century Château– one night break from £56 per person
The 18th Century Château de Cocove is located in the rolling hills near the village of Recques sur Hem and nestled in beautiful wooded grounds. Just a 20-minute drive from Calais, the château is close to the charming market town of Saint Omer. Its 22 bedrooms and 3 pavilions have been recently refurbished and are all individually decorated in keeping with the building’s architecture. Guests can dine in the gourmet restaurant with its cuisine featuring organic local produce and freshly caught local seafood. The château is famous for its extensive wine cellar. A double room for two costs from €98 (£83) per night. Cross the Channel with MyFerryLink from just £29 for a 24 hour return for a car and up to 9 passengers.
MyFerryLink operates 16 daily crossings on the Dover-Calais route. Fares for a car and up to nine passengers start from £29 each way any duration and from £19 for a day return.
To find the best fares, visit www.myferrylink.com or call 0844 2482 100
Thursday, 16 January 2014 - 07:26
Post 409
Mike J., DOVER
Trinity House's workboat ALERT on the Tug Haven pontoon, Tuesday morning.
Late Tuesday night she was returning to her base at Harwich.
A few hours behind her. also heading for home, was the GALATEA.
Tuesday, 14 January 2014 - 23:50
Late Tuesday night she was returning to her base at Harwich.
A few hours behind her. also heading for home, was the GALATEA.
Tuesday, 14 January 2014 - 23:50
Post 408
PaulB, Dover
Port of Dover posts best traffic figures since 2009
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The Port of Dover has just posted its best year-end traffic figures for freight vehicles since 2009, recording an impressive rise of 13% in 2013.
Alongside the 2,206,728 freight vehicles that were welcomed by the Port, passenger numbers reached 12,753,343, another substantial increase of 7% as the Port’s focus on providing excellent customer service and choice paid dividends.
Tim Waggott, Chief Executive, Port of Dover, said: "Such growth acknowledges the commitment of the Port and its major ferry customers to provide the best cross-Channel product and reflects, come rain or shine – and more recently high winds, the reliability and resilience of Dover in getting people and goods to where they need to be."
Millions of passengers choosing the UK’s number one cross-Channel gateway will have enjoyed the benefits of free Wifi and the Port’s on-going customer service training programme, as well as being witnesses to the major infrastructure works that continue to improve Europe’s busiest ferry port for their journeys of the future.
Mr Waggott added: "My congratulations to our ferry partners and my thanks to all of our customers who entrusted us with their international travel last year. We will work hard in order to build on that trust as we create the best port in the world."
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Very impressive figures above from the Port and a very successful and buoyant situation all round. The trade arm as well also appears to be doing exceptionally well. You will remember we photographed the Ivar Reefer a couple of days ago leaving Port in the blinding early sun ( see down page )...well she is back from Antwerp already as you can see in the latest picture here. But had to linger for some time while the Lady Rascise finished unloading/reloading here in Port. Busy.
Tuesday, 14 January 2014 - 07:13
Post 407
PaulB, Dover
Many thanks for the information Roland. Good to hear from you. Yes the Galatea is still very busy it seems. Never a dull moment for the crew...its quite fresh out there this evening too!
Monday, 13 January 2014 - 18:40
Monday, 13 January 2014 - 18:40
Post 406
Roland K, DEAL
The lightship remains at anchor off Deal as of midday monday 13/01/14. The tug Galatea which was with her on sunday has departed for NE Spit.
Monday, 13 January 2014 - 15:55
Monday, 13 January 2014 - 15:55
Post 405
PaulB, Dover
Monday, 13 January 2014 - 06:10
Post 404
howard mcsweeney, dover
great work with the write up and photos mike.
nice to see one from martin collins that paul has put up, not seen his name on here for a while.
Sunday, 12 January 2014 - 15:00
nice to see one from martin collins that paul has put up, not seen his name on here for a while.
Sunday, 12 January 2014 - 15:00
Post 403
Mike J., Dover
The tug & tow involved in Saturday’s collision off Dungeness came into Dover during the night & are moored on the Admiralty Pier.
The barge, the WALCON WIZARD has received considerable damage.
The tug is our old friend, the 52 year old KINGSTON who was in Dover in September with photos posted here on 23/9.
News reports yesterday said that the other vessel involved, bound for Italy, went to anchor off Newhaven. She is probably the RICKMERS DUBAI.
A look at Marine Traffic AIS shows her still at anchor there & her AIS track shows her heading downchannel, bound for Genoa, & then making a sharp turn & going to anchor off Newhaven.
The GALATEA, who probably did the towing, has returned to the Downs [off Deal] where she is probably playing with a lightship or a buoy - her workmate, the ALERT, who often pops into Dover, was up there on Saturday.
Another visiting tug is the UK-flagged MTS VICTORY who has been in the Tug Haven for several days - she doesn’t seem to have done any work here.
Sunday, 12 January 2014 - 11:31
The barge, the WALCON WIZARD has received considerable damage.
The tug is our old friend, the 52 year old KINGSTON who was in Dover in September with photos posted here on 23/9.
News reports yesterday said that the other vessel involved, bound for Italy, went to anchor off Newhaven. She is probably the RICKMERS DUBAI.
A look at Marine Traffic AIS shows her still at anchor there & her AIS track shows her heading downchannel, bound for Genoa, & then making a sharp turn & going to anchor off Newhaven.
The GALATEA, who probably did the towing, has returned to the Downs [off Deal] where she is probably playing with a lightship or a buoy - her workmate, the ALERT, who often pops into Dover, was up there on Saturday.
Another visiting tug is the UK-flagged MTS VICTORY who has been in the Tug Haven for several days - she doesn’t seem to have done any work here.
Sunday, 12 January 2014 - 11:31
Post 402
PaulB, Dover
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said: "The Dungeness lifeboat went out to the vessels and stood by to make sure everything was okay. The Dover lifeboat arrived to take over from their Dungeness colleagues, while a Trinity House vessel, Galatea, also attended to assess the situation."
Just goes to show how congested things are out there. The good news is..nobody appears to have been hurt.
Picture shows Trinity House vessel Galatea in Dover a while back.
Picture by MARTIN COLLINS.
Saturday, 11 January 2014 - 19:43
Post 401
PaulB, Dover
Bit of a shock to see blinding sunlight after the terminal gloom and terrible turbulence of recent times, but yes indeed sunlight it is...here we see the Ivar Reefer heading out yesterday morning...bound for Antwerp. There seems to be great trade between us here and Antwerp, taking goods right into the heart of the European Union. Long may it all continue with Dover playing a big part. The picture doesn't show the ship terribly well but you get the idea..
Great set of pictures there below Ed of the Reachstacker in full operation. Must admit I had never seen one before, or never noticed them anyway, until I saw the beast growling its way down the seafront complete with police escort. Fabulous thing when you see it outside its normal environment. Excellent to see it in operation in those pictures below.
Yes it must have been very tough out there Ed in the atrocious weather. I never remember it being as bad...and I'm on dry land. Well done to all the guys out there who keep the ferries and the trade right on going.
PS: just a reminder to all, if you fancy some time away see the current special offers. Le Touquet with MyFerry Link..details now on page 2
and the Ski Slopes with DFDS ..details a few posts below. Nice deals to enjoy.
Saturday, 11 January 2014 - 07:52
Yes it must have been very tough out there Ed in the atrocious weather. I never remember it being as bad...and I'm on dry land. Well done to all the guys out there who keep the ferries and the trade right on going.
PS: just a reminder to all, if you fancy some time away see the current special offers. Le Touquet with MyFerry Link..details now on page 2
and the Ski Slopes with DFDS ..details a few posts below. Nice deals to enjoy.
Saturday, 11 January 2014 - 07:52