For another "normal" photo see: viewtopic.php?f=77&t=5818&hilit=danio

R.

Bit late for the Dry Docks at Blyth

http://www.seahouseslifeboat.org.uk/2013.html

More pictures and Video on Seahouses Lifeboat Site.

High Tide on Monday 25th is the same as when she went aground......4.3m at 01.14.
13.25 is 4.5m.
26th March. 14.00 4.7m
27th March. 14.34 4.9m

I would very much doubt it.

Local conditions are Onshore Wind, gusting to 30 mph (26 Knots.). Its dropped a bit as max gust earlier was 42 mph (47 knots).
Its not predicted to drop very much over the next couple of days and the sea is very rough. We tried to look earlier today at Blyth and got sand blasted!!

She went ashore on a 4.3m tide and today was only 3.9m. Mondays daylight tide is 4.5m at 13.25, increasing to 5.1m on Friday.

Its a good job she went ashore in the shelter of the Island or she would have been a wreck now, I suspect.

Danio still in place but LOMAX not currently on AIS.

Wind has dropped to Force 3 from the North East.

High Tide today at 14.00 is 4.7m.

Max Spring Tide is on Friday. 5.1m at 15.49 hrs.

HA!!

Lomax has just switched her AIS back on.

Still in position off DANIO.

I was in contact with the tug Lomax this morning and the first attempt to get the Danio off will be at high tide Wednesday, for everyones sake we hope they succeed.

It is expected she will go to Blyth first underwater inspection.

Mike

See viewtopic.php?f=11&t=9440

Attempt called off Today.

She's OFF and heading South at 3 knots in tow of Lomax.

0730 hrs. Currently off Dunstanburgh.

Lucky ship!