Anyone for salvage rights?
02 February 2008, 10:45 PM
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Anyone for salvage rights?
There have been stories in the past about people salvaging goods from stricken vessels - motorbikes, and just last week timber..
Now the ferry stuck off Blackpool has a cargo which holds more interest to me..anyone up for a salvage trip?
BBC NEWS | England | Lancashire | Ferry sheds thousands of biscuits
Now the ferry stuck off Blackpool has a cargo which holds more interest to me..anyone up for a salvage trip?
BBC NEWS | England | Lancashire | Ferry sheds thousands of biscuits
02 February 2008, 11:04 PM
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He said the first stage of the salvage would be to remove fuel from the ship despite the fuel tanks being intact.
There's biccies on there FFS! 
I can be there in an hour, who's with me!
There be no biscuits (left) 
soggy biscuits would be a public school boy game that is not appropriate for here 
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03 February 2008, 07:23 PM
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I just looked on wikipedia.. you sicky puppies *pukes*
you bring the biccys il make the tea 
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I'm going to have a take a picture of Worthing sea front for you - The wood is still there - Except instead of being strewn along about 2 miles of beach, it is now like a wall of wood about 20 feet high on the beach that goes on for about half a mile.
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My mate has a stack of it in his back garden - It's really good stuff - About 20 foot long and 6 inches thick - Ideals for floors and ceilings, decking, well anything really.
He went on a covert operation because the local council are fining anyone that tries to take it £2000 - And they now have a temporary fence and security round along the beach, which has effectviely been closed off.
****s.
He went on a covert operation because the local council are fining anyone that tries to take it £2000 - And they now have a temporary fence and security round along the beach, which has effectviely been closed off.
****s.
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