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Leon Roskilly

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Just heard this on the news. Apparently, it's headed for Dungeness. Should put a good bend in the rod :D

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Just heard this on the news. Apparently, it's headed for Dungeness. Should put a good bend in the rod :D

 

 

When it happened in Sussex they closed the beaches to prevent looting :(

 

Imagine that with thousands of cod anglers turning up to pack Dungeness!

 

(I could do with some timber to make some raised vegetable beds)

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I remember that last incident, and the one with the container ship. Best thing they could do, surely, is let the scavengers clear the beaches as quickly as possible.

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When it happened in Sussex they closed the beaches to prevent looting :(

 

Imagine that with thousands of cod anglers turning up to pack Dungeness!

 

(I could do with some timber to make some raised vegetable beds)

Looting? isn't it called beachcombing? I mean isn't it "driftwood" in every sense of the word?

 

I'm just fitting the trailer to the landy and making ready for a quick trip from sunny Herefordshire!

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Looting? isn't it called beachcombing? I mean isn't it "driftwood" in every sense of the word?

 

I'm just fitting the trailer to the landy and making ready for a quick trip from sunny Herefordshire!

 

er, a good chance that it will continue on down the channel without making landfall :( (I mean :) )

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I just saw it on the news. That's some slick!

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if the slick was intercepted before it hit the beach who would (wood :lol: ) own it?

if the slick was "claimed" what would happen on it beaching?

if it were a boat then you would have salvage rights so what of a boats cargo whilst still afloat?

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