Bid to rebuild the storm-damaged Black Pearl in time for Christmas:
Community comes together to recreate coastline landmark
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/...-pearl-6386398
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Bid to rebuild the storm-damaged Black Pearl in time for Christmas:
Community comes together to recreate coastline landmark
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/...-pearl-6386398
During the building of the barrier I was employed by the catering company feeding the workers. A few of us were taken by barge to see how it was being done, the building of the Cofferdams was quite amazing the way it all came together. It is a great piece of engineering showing how good engineer swere back in the 60's and 70's.
What is even more amazing is the sensible and logical explanation that they would need that barrier , because they certainly needed it just recently, even the govt are recognising the basic facts that there are going to be more severe weather Events .
#1... John ...1991 was my last winter in the North Sea. I don't miss it one bit. Still feel sorry however for those still working in bad weather as one gets there. Cheers John Sabourn
Interesting Glenn, is this based on their assumption of the so called Global Warming, or the change in weather patterns, govs do like to confuse the public by declaring one as the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn Baker
with todays reporting news is flashed around the world as it happens nothing new about lightening storms hail the size of golf balls the internet has leapt forward there could be thousands of storms going on at the same time all over its the history of the planet only some don't care about our home the earth{and the green tax}they can milk of you??jp