Diver rescued at Beadnell

Paul~H · Oct 26, 2003

Fished Beadnell today, with Gman. as he left I went for a p*** behind a wall on the cliff field, heard cries of help, and ran over to the north side , saw someone waving about 150yds out, heard the Maroons, and waited. Christ fellas Its an awful feeling watching someone drown.The sea was huge, as the inflatable came in he stopped as he couldnt see the guy for waves. so I climbed on the fence and sort of waved them to the right direction, as they were on line with him I stuck me arms straight up and hoped theyd get the message. they did, and came through the waves and dragged him out.
glad hes alive, but he wants his arse hoofed for diving in a sea like that.
my guts were churning, I really thought he had nee chance.

and we blanked. :casstet:

gogs · Oct 26, 2003

Paul has asked me to post the pic of the sea state that the lucky diver(ars*) was out for a little swim about in.

gogs.

sparky · Oct 26, 2003

Lucky you were there...They dont give a second thought to the other peoples lives they put at risk when they go out there when the sea is running

Neil · Oct 26, 2003

Funny thing that, divers out in rough seas.

I was at Eyemouth today and there was a group of divers trying to get their boat retrieved from the sea when their Discovery got bogged down. I thought I would lend a hand as I could have pulled it out up the concrete slip. A few problems arose though. They had the Discovery stuck, the trailer stuck,the boat was broken down on the trailer, not enough rope to reach the slip, a 10\' swell and a flooding tide.
End result.. Lifeboat called to tow boat away from surf pounding on breakwater, Six members of the coast guard called to attend, two police officers,one tractor and one recovery vehicle. As for the discovery....Two hours later all that was left was a chassis with four wheels. The action of the waves pounding the car against the breakwater systematicly removed all the hinged panels then tore the bodyshell from the Chassis.

Thankfull no loss of life but why were they out in the first place?

Neil.

[Edited on 26/10/2003 by Neil]

Les · Oct 26, 2003

you know the reason for that one neil.... most rubber johnnies are a bunch of brainless yah-yah\'s, thats why so many of them die, no respect or knowledge of the sea.

generally a bunch of t@ts

les

gogs · Oct 26, 2003

Neil was it a old type discovery, maroon in colour?

gogs

Neil · Oct 26, 2003

I think it was a dark blue colour Gogs but a wee bit unsure as the waves were crashing over the top of it. To be honest I was more interested in the boat with the 140hp Yam hanging off the back. i think the reg was H20 something or other.
Oh I did notice the driver had dark brown stripes in the arse of his wet suit.

Neil.

gogs · Oct 26, 2003

lol at the last remark neil,was asking about the colour of the disco,as the last time les and me went to oban there was a bunch of divers there making a right mess of retrieving there rib.

gogs

Paul~H · Oct 27, 2003

lol at the last remark neil,was asking about the colour of the disco,as the last time les and me went to oban there was a bunch of divers there making a right mess of retrieving there rib.

gogs

lol....and heres me thinkin you were after the top hinge off their back door!!!!...

Paul~H · Oct 27, 2003

Lucky you were there...They dont give a second thought to the other peoples lives they put at risk when they go out there when the sea is running

there were quite a few there... one even videoing it!!! desperate for Â£250 I guess

Red5 · Oct 27, 2003

There was a small boat capsized in the mouth of the Aln last nite. Both Amble lifeboats were there but the Sea king form Boulmer winched the guy to safety. landed on the footie pitch at Alnmouth where he/she was taken away by ambulance. The helicopter seemed to be scouting around for ages looking for a body and I tell you when you are there watching it, it\'s a terrifying feeling thinking that someone is drowning and you are powerless to help. Fortunately all seemes to have turned out well!

Paul~H · Oct 27, 2003

There was a small boat capsized in the mouth of the Aln last nite. Both Amble lifeboats were there but the Sea king form Boulmer winched the guy to safety. landed on the footie pitch at Alnmouth where he/she was taken away by ambulance. The helicopter seemed to be scouting around for ages looking for a body and I tell you when you are there watching it, it\'s a terrifying feeling thinking that someone is drowning and you are powerless to help. Fortunately all seemes to have turned out well!

Thats exactly as I felt I was actually looking around for something that I could help with, Impossible I know, but you still look.

Charlton · Oct 27, 2003

Well done Paul

Red5 · Oct 28, 2003

The feeling of dread made me stomach churn. Awful. Awful feeling.

gogs · Oct 29, 2003

just got these pics sent to me from Neil,they are pics of all that is left of the discovery after the sea took its toll

never underestimate the power of the sea,it takes no prisoners

gogs.

Paul~H · Oct 29, 2003

that, my friends is scary....... very

fkn scary

bigh · Oct 29, 2003

Just straighten the bumper out and a bit of tetty no one would ever know !!!!!

tonybax · Oct 30, 2003

looks a bit like mine and BIGMANS fishing car

BIGMAN1 · Oct 30, 2003

It will smell alot better than ours. now that its had a good wash.

Ell · Oct 30, 2003

Anyone tried digging for worm in it?

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