oops!!! High n Dry!

[Dhf]

Not sure if this belongs to a forum member?
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[treerat]

Not so sure I'd own up if she were mine!

[Wibs]

I dunno...

It could be a new type of coastal dry stack.?

..or

He wanted somewhere to leave it to re apply some anti foul.?

[Boats&Outboards]

Recovery

[SteveHall]

Gutted! Nice looking RIB as well!


Sent from my iPhone using RIB Net

[cptsideways]

Any excuse to stay in the pub till the tide comes in

[whackywoody]

There is no hiding here on ribnet LOL

Whereabouts in the country is this?

[ashbypower]

New Drystack system...

[Andy B]

Eeeerm! Am I missing something here, Why lift it off?

[1eyedjim]

Originally Posted by Andy B

Eeeerm! Am I missing something here, Why lift it off?

was thinking the same, just wait for the tide.

was luck he was as far back as he was, could have nose dived off the ledge is further forward

[ShinyShoe]

Originally Posted by Andy B

Eeeerm! Am I missing something here, Why lift it off?

Coz the front in overhanging a hell of a lot. Big gust and she may topple?

If u anchor her hard enough to stop her bouncing off the rock when the tide comes in you risk pulling her under...

Plus not sure where it is but could be ran aground on one of the highest tides of the month so floating off could be tricky...

[Dhf]

Sorry I thought that link from Thousand Islands Expeditions gave all details, It basically blew a right hoolie here in Pembrokeshire the other night, and this rib obviously dragged her mooring in Porthclais Nr St Davids, whether it was a hired mooring or private I don't know.
But it's certainly is worth recovering before the next high tide, or more damage could occur with ground swell surging in the harbour at high.

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