ScI[23] - Union Chain Bridge
gbww[23] - not frost but snow
stb - channel boat crossings 28nov2023
ScI[23] - Bass Rock
ScI[23] - Harbour Wall
ScI[23] - Scottish Seabird Centre
O&S(meme) - personal needs breaks
TRv6 - loading {2 of 6}
TRv6 - loading {3 of 6}
TRv6 - loading {5 of 6}
TRv6 - loading {1 of 6}
TRv6 - loading {6 of 6}
TRv6 - loading {4 of 6}
TRv6 - unloading {2 of 2}
TRv6 - unloading {1 of 2}
stb - initial decision backlog as at nov 2023
wsc[23] - little pudding
wst - St Bees being plastered
oad[B] - brunch
oad[B] - Beauty in her igloo
oad[B] - looking out
css - Dawn 15:Dec:2023 {3 of 3}
stb - decisions inc withdrawn in 2023
ScI[23] - The Bird Watcher
css - sun pillar
ScI[23] - Kincardine Bridge {3 of 3}
ScI[23] - Harbour Barometer {1 of 2}
gbww - first of 2023
ScI[23] - Union Bridge details {1 of 5}
ScI[23] - Union Bridge details {3 of 5}
ScI[23] - Union Bridge details {2 of 5}
ScI[23] - Old Kirk, interior
ScI[23] - Harbour Barometer {2 of 2}
ScI[23] - Union Bridge details {5 of 5}
ScI[23] - Union Bridge details {4 of 5}
O&S(meme) - HM coastguard vs UXBs Thames Estuary
ScI[23] - Kincardine Bridge {1 of 3}
ScI[23] - Kincardine Bridge {2 of 3}
gct[4] - not peeking
gct[4] - peeking
STR - Hickins [aka the Crossing Cafe]
STR - Picnic tables
gct[4] - Cat 'E' snapped {13:Nov:2023}
gct[4] - mess and rubbish
gdn - late sunflower
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ScI[23]/olb - North Berwick LB stn
This is the 1900 Lifeboat Station [?on the site of the 1860 lifeboat house?], refurbished and updated in 1991.
Behind me and to the left, these yellow box markings lead to the lifeboat launching slipway [currently - Oct/Nov 2023 to early 2024 - under reconstruction, so the RNLI are using the slipway by the Harbourmaster's Office - good luck with that, the approach route had got two builder's vans in it at the time I took this image !]
A little to my right behind me and you'll find the RNLI shop.
From 1967 to 2013, the ILB here was "Blue Peter III" ... there were five of these ILBs, and collectively they were used to rescue 277 people.
Since 1860, when the station was first established, three RNLI Gallantry awards and three GOLD Blue Peter Badges have been awarded to crew members.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Berwick_Lifeboat_Station
Behind me and to the left, these yellow box markings lead to the lifeboat launching slipway [currently - Oct/Nov 2023 to early 2024 - under reconstruction, so the RNLI are using the slipway by the Harbourmaster's Office - good luck with that, the approach route had got two builder's vans in it at the time I took this image !]
A little to my right behind me and you'll find the RNLI shop.
From 1967 to 2013, the ILB here was "Blue Peter III" ... there were five of these ILBs, and collectively they were used to rescue 277 people.
Since 1860, when the station was first established, three RNLI Gallantry awards and three GOLD Blue Peter Badges have been awarded to crew members.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Berwick_Lifeboat_Station
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