The cruiser fleet was refloated at the club slipway on Good Friday last and the masts were stepped on Saturday morning. |
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It also wants to see the slipway at Westport Quay being better utilised than at present. |
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The slipway is seen as a serious hazard to vessels navigating in the East Basin. |
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At the moment crews launch their boat on the public slipway in Tolsey Lane and take it through the lock to reach the Severn. |
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Alexander was unattainable for he took command of moving the ship down the makeshift slipway toward the tidal flats. |
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I am told that a fisherman of more than 70 summers was repairing his boat on the slipway of a little Northern port much used by divers. |
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One by one they were released into the River Stour from the jetty by the sailing club near the slipway at Quay Street. |
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For launching use the slipway at Falmouth Watersports Centre or take off from the beach at Maenporth or Porthoustock, on the Lizard. |
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On their way to the scene the divers had discovered the body of a man floating near the slipway. |
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Other suggestions included a facility for boat repair, a slipway, more car parking in the area and a small boat marina. |
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You will not be able to use a marina or slipway without third-party liability protection in case you cause an accident. |
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Sounds of voices barking instructions competed with the rattle of chains as the boat and cradle were lowered down the slipway. |
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This one moved with startling speed to capture a shore crab that was walking across the stone wall of a slipway. |
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In December the Council raised the vessel, with the use of airbags, then towed it to a slipway before pumping it out. |
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The vessel was floated by the flooding of the dry dock, rather than from a slipway. |
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They alerted the coastguards and an area around the slipway of the pier was cordoned off. |
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Strong winds and low tides kept the ship on the slipway for an extra 24 hours. |
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Penzance harbour has an excellent slipway for launching, with a large car park adjacent. |
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These volunteers spent a few hours removing the sand from the footpath and clearing the seaweed from the slipway leading onto the beach. |
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These are cut up on the town slipway and their meat sold at dawn to housewives and local traders. |
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In the case of tidal ports, clean-up on graving dock or slipway may also be considered. |
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The berth or slipway from which the vessel is launched is an assembly area, rather than a ship construction site. |
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A meeting of all interested parties yesterday said it was possible to build a road and a slipway for rubber ducks, jetskis and sailboards alongside the pier on the beach. |
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At Kégaska, the slipway winch will be repaired and an additional hook will be mounted in the new enlarged section. |
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The Harbour Board had sought the permission of the Department of Marine to demolish the old boatyard slipway in order to facilitate the development of the area. |
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The issue of the old boatyard slipway continues to be unresolved. |
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We dragged our kayaks down the slipway in to the water and got in. |
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Ibis was neaped on the old slipway at Morwellham Quay, and covered over. |
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In Taranto Harbour there is a big container slipway destined to become one of the major hub of the Mediterranean. |
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The yard and slipway led to the harbour where the ships were serviced. |
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As such, there was no conventional dynamic launch down a slipway. |
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Moreover, four additional sites for section construction will be built on the slipway so as to build larger sections. |
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Now I practice zazen in slipway at home without thinking that this zazen is different from that in kesa. |
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One slipway, Wulkan 1, was to be taken out of shipbuilding production and used for steel construction for purposes other than shipbuilding. |
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The Commission recalls its preliminary agreement with Poland on the closure of the Wulkan 1 slipway. |
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Work will involve construction of a cribwork block and span structure adjacent to the haul-out slipway. |
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Behind cover, officers observed a white open boat with three individuals aboard approach and land on the slipway. |
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This work will allow fishers better access to and from the slipway during the fishing season. |
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The existing slipway is in very unsafe condition and not suitable for today's larger vessels. |
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At Harrington Harbour, the project to repair the slipway piles begun last year will be completed. |
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The boats are launched from a slipway into the island's precarious harbour, steered through lulls in the surf and out to passing ships to trade or to load freight. |
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The second priority is the removal of the old boatyard slipway which, Mr. Farrell said, is a constant threat to vessels using the east basin and should be demolished. |
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When finished, Titanic Quarter hopes to include offices, shops, a maritime museum and, beside the old slipway, a building that will tell the Titanic story. |
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The launch took place on a slipway at Windermere Marina Village. |
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At Harrington Harbour, parts of the slipway have, over the years, been used beyond their capacity, resulting in the rupture of a concrete block and pulley anchoring systems. |
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Robert fell from the slipway into riverside mud, but continued without an overcoat until the end of his visit. |
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A passenger ferry traverses the loch to Tarbert from the slipway at Portavadie. |
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The European Union is finalising rules that will apply next year. In this section Down the slipway Mutiny over the bounty Nominally cheap or really dear? |
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At Cribbons Point, limited wharf space leads to overcrowding which increases the risk of vessel damage, impedes fuelling operations and blocks access to the slipway. |
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The works' contract fundamentally comprises dredging work, the construction of rockfill sea walls, the construction of the dock, slipway, tidal grade and mooring structures. |
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At Kégaska, work will consist of extending the slipway to improve its use. |
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The Polish authorities replied by letter of 20 August 2007, arguing that the closure of more than one slipway was not an option as this would make it impossible to restore the yard's long-term viability. |
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The slipway will also be extended on each side to accommodate more users. |
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Alongside the slipway, old fish cellars used to be known as the Pilchard Palace in recognition of the tons of fish packed into hogsheads with salt and dispatched up country or abroad. |
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Over this year and next, work will include leveling and recapping the two breakwaters, replacing the fendering on the marginal wharf and repairing the slipway. |
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The deckhand also jumped on and, realizing that the pleasure craft was in danger of striking the wharf on the other side of the slipway or of fouling on other objects, he called out for the skipper to back away. |
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It was therefore important to note that the closure of some facilities, such as the proposed closure of one slipway in the Szczecin shipyard, might be offset by an increase in the capacity of the remaining part of the dock. |
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That includes the slipway from where the lifeboat is launched with a huge splash on its way to a rescue. |
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After the ceremony, the Edmund Hawthorn Micklewood was launched by the Roland Hough from the slipway. |
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A COLD wind drives over the Titanic's abandoned slipway, and nothing stirs where over 35,000 men hammered and cut in what was once the world's greatest shipyard. |
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In addition, the old fitting-out wharf and main slipway had to be manned until the new wharf was built, since they gave access to the worksite and were part of the working area. |
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Vought produces the nacelles, horizontal and vertical stabilizers, and universal aerial refueling receptacle slipway installation panel. |
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Mr Blair needs to clean up the mess in Paisley fast, or risk seeing the new Labour flagship of Scottish devolution holed by Old Labour even before it has left the slipway. |
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To compensate for the changing tides, adjustable ramps were positioned at the harbours and the gantry structure height was varied by moving it along the slipway. |
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A ship repair slipway can accommodate vessels of up to 200 tonnes. |
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Liverpool Sailing Club located at Garston Coastal Park on the north bank of the estuary has a 1000 feet slipway giving access to river for water sports. |
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Phil Lewis, from Wallasey, was on his daily walk along New Brighton promenade with his seven-year-old King Charles spaniel, Oscar, when the animal ran onto a slipway. |
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The slipway is stacked with lobster pots made of metal and rope. |
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The RAF accommodation has been knocked down and replaced by the Borras housing estate Catalina Flying Boat on the slipway at Llanfaes, near Beaumaris. |
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Its exceptional facilities have also been a draw, including, a wave-breaker, navigation lights, a slipway, shore power and a diesel refuelling station. |
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After both lifeboats had returned to their station the volunteers noticed a broken down vehicle at the slipway and the tide was coming in rapidly. |
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As the crew arrived at the lifeboat station, one of them saw a speed boat swamped by a wave near the groynes, close to the Granville Terrace slipway. |
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