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Jubilee Bridge Centenary
Jubilee Bridge Walney Island, repainted in it's original livery to celebrate it's 100th year. In real life it looks more green than gold.
Walney's Latest Shipwreck
Filmed in March 2007 this is the latest boat to fall victim to the sea in the vicinity of Walney Island Cumbria.
Re: Coastal Erosion - the quiet crisis
The local council's answer to complaints about coastal erosion on Earnse Bay Wanley Island. The measures were originally described by the council as "temporary" but they have since washed thier hands of it entirely and say that no further work will be undertaken by them.
X-Cat Vs Zap Cat
Thundercats Ahoy! An X-Cat Vs a Zap Cat on Earnse Bay Walney Island Cumbria.
Sally The Salvage
The story of how a boat was rescued from being dashed to bits on the rock on Earnse bay in the summer of 2007. Shortly after this video was taken the 50' length of brand new rope I'd tied it up with was gone and the following day the boat went missing too only to be spotted some time later in the public car park at North Scale. Who ever had taken the boat didn't even have the decency to do anything with it and later in the year it went missing once again - this time removed by the county council along with several knackered boat trailers which had also been abandoned there. There is probably a moral to this story but I'll be buggered if I know what it is. :-)
North Walney & Scarth Channel
A boat trip to North Walney taking in the dunes of the Northern Nature Reserve, Scarth Channel, & the Black Huts.
Walney Dog Days #1
The first in a new series of days out with Walney Dog. This is a short boat trip from North Scale (Walney Island) to Willow Woods.
BKSA Kitesurfing Championship Weekend on Walney
An eight minute video of the highly successful kitesurfing event held on Walney from the 11th to the 13th May 2007.
Fixing Poppy
Winter renovation of a 14' plywood boat, set to "6 months in a leaky boat" by Split Enz. Work on the boat included scarfing new hull panels, removing the old thwarts and creating new side benches/lockers, fitting a samson post, fibre-glassing various joints to add structural strength, and of course endless painting. The whole project took a little over five weeks, with most of the work being carried out under cover.
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