Well I went to Cleveleys to see the poor stranded ferry earlier, took a few piccies, well, 91....I got a bit carried away! haha! Here are a few of them for anyone who's interested

Nice pics... boat looks pretty f**ked there

Pics look good.

Maybe its just me but I can't help but think the captains last words before they abandoned ship were

"I knew we should have taken that left turn at Alberquerque"

Great photos (as always! ). Something nicely surreal about the pictures. Will it become a permanent landmark or are they eventually going to refloat it?

Chris

They are supposed to be refloating it but it's gonna be there another week or two supposedly lol

Wow! Great photos. I really should watch the news and I'd know about these things

Great Pics , but how did our dog get there:eek:?

Looking good Loz - It's good you didn't post all 91

Great Pics , but how did our dog get there:eek:?

:eek: she's MINE!!

Bless her, she enjoyed her day out hehe!

Terrific photos Loz

Like the dog pic, certainly unusual composition, having a stranded ship in background

like it:thumbup:

Haha, yeah I got a few of her with it there, and some of her playing in the water with it in the background

so surreal - look at the bloody size of it :eek:

Steve

It is a little bit surreal when you are there I guess, and the size has something to do with that! Some massive great ferry on its side, not far from the shore. You can see it from the road, it's just really odd!!

Are they going to change the name from Riverdance to Beachparty?????

Actually she's a pretty small ferry at 116m. The bigger ones are over 200m :eek:

Nice pics. There are some great close-up shots kicking around on the net - taken before the Coastguard started enforcing the exclusion zone. I wouldn't stand underneath that thing though! :eek:

Actually she's a pretty small ferry at 116m. The bigger ones are over 200m :eek:

Yeah, but when she's on her side a few hundred metres off shore she doesn't look that small!

Actually she's a pretty small ferry at 116m. The bigger ones are over 200m :eek:

But then again, they're not stuck on a beach.