Upper Humber Buoy Positions

[Patrick Hill]

Simon,

How do you plot the positions on Google Earth - I've had a quick look but the co-ordinates don't appear to match up?

Was looking at the charts earlier but they are not available on the ABP site again (happens quite often!)

Patrick

[northeast]

Come on No.32, come on!

[Humbersmith1]

Patrick,

I use a website called Earthpoint. You can enter the co-ordinates in a number of formats and go directly to Google Earth.

Cheers
Simon

[Humbersmith1]

A further Upper Humber buoy move is scheduled for tomorrow for the 30, 29, Upper Whitton and 32C. The 29 moves to approximately 1km north of Chalderness.

Cheers
Simon

[Humbersmith1]

Per Notice to Marines No.99 this move has been postponed until after September 17th.

Cheers
Simon

[Humbersmith1]

And now these moves are scheduled for Monday September 24th (see notice to mariners no.105).

Cheers
Simon

[Humbersmith1]

Another move took place on Friday (5th) with the channel continuing to creep towards Chalderness. Reaasonable shots can now be had with 200-250 lens.

Cheers
Simon

[northeast]

Excellent Simon, must have a look!

[Humbersmith1]

Another move was scheduled for yesterday. This time for the Middle and Upper Whittons, 32B and 32C. Given the low visibility I don't know whether or not the moves actually took place.

Cheers
Simon

[Patrick Hill]

They did Simon, we sailed past UKD Seahorse making the final move on our way back from Goole.