03 July 2021 - 12-07-38

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HMS Medusa ML1387 in Dartmouth

03 July 2021 - 12-08-11

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HMS Medusa ML1387 in Dartmouth

03 July 2021 - 12-08-59

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HMS Medusa ML1387 in Dartmouth

03 July 2021 - 12-10-03

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HMS Medusa ML1387 in Dartmouth

03 July 2021 - 12-53-12

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Speedboat fun on the river Dart

03 July 2021 - 12-53-34

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Speedboat fun on the river Dart

03 July 2021 - 15-18-17

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Luxury motor vessel Rendezvous

03 July 2021 - 15-18-29

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Luxury motor vessel Rendezvous

03 July 2021 - 15-20-24

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Luxury motor vessel Rendezvous

03 July 2021 - 15-26-07

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VIP Airbus H155B1 G-HOTB

03 July 2021 - 15-26-10

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VIP Airbus H155B1 G-HOTB

03 July 2021 - 18-35-01

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England vs Ukraine

04 July 2021 - 13-35-11

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Swimming in the river Dart

04 July 2021 - 16-35-26

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Border Force rib and crew

04 July 2021 - 16-35-58

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Border Force rib and crew

04 July 2021 - 20-15-22

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Container ship One Hannover passes Dartmouth

04 July 2021 - 20-15-52
Container ship One Hannover (yes, two n's) 336metres long travelling from Le Havre to Port Said.
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Container ship One Hannover passes Dartmouth

04 July 2021 - 21-25-34

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Sunset clouds over Kingswear headland

04 July 2021 - 21-26-26

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Sunset clouds over river Dart headlands

04 July 2021 - 23-26-36

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Superyacht Constance in Dartmouth at night.

05 July 2021 - 00-11-13
Look carefully and you can see a faint white line along the river. That's the ILB Dudley Jane heading upstream to search for a sunken kayak and possible casualty.
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Dart RNLI Lifeboat launch no. 480 (or 469)

05 July 2021 - 10-49-27
Operating out of Horsham, this Robinson R44 Raven helicopter is operated by RCR Aviation. Which, if I had to guess is likely to be the initials of the three owners.
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Helicopter G-OCHM flies over Dartmouth.

05 July 2021 - 14-35-49
Someone has having a new garden delivered over in Kingswear.
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Kingswear construction. River delivery.

05 July 2021 - 14-35-49
Rather gorgeous barge Jolie Bris sailed in with her 23 metres. Ready to do battle in the Dartmouth Classics.
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Sailing barge Jolie Bris in Dartmouth

05 July 2021 - 14-35-49
Heading in for the Dartmouth Classics - sailing barge Jolie Bris.
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Sailing barge Jolie Bris in Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 08-16-19
The Classic Channel Regatta was cancelled for this year but the Dartmouth Classics went ahead. A reduced contingent, but some very beautiful craft arrived.
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Dartmouth Classics

06 July 2021 - 08-27-27
Oil/chemical tanker Glomma, 96 metres long and travelling from Antwerp to.......somewhere. A life on the ocean wave had its ups and downs.
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Oil/chemical tanker Glomma passing Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 08-27-28
The end of the river Dart i not known for its rough behaviour (this is Dartmouth!) but Glomma got an incy wincy roller coaster ride.
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Oil/chemical tanker Glomma passing Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 08-27-29
Maybe mariners of the world should start to dread crossing the Straits of Dartmouth.
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Oil/chemical tanker Glomma passing Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 08-27-32
Maybe not. It's not exactly waves mast high, eh ?
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Oil/chemical tanker Glomma passing Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 08-45-13
Sailing yacht Vittfarne sailed in from Salcombe. It's 22 metres long and substantially taller than that. Seen here heading off to Portland.
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Sailing yacht Vittfarne in Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 08-45-13
And now properly seen heading for Portand. Sails up.
The yacht is probably named after Ingvar den Vittfarne (Ingvar, The One Who Travelled Far) In the 11th century the travelled by boat from what is now Sweden to the Caspian Sea.
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Sailing yacht Vittfarne leaving Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 11-06-41
Aerial view of a kestrel
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Kestrel in Dartmouth, Devon

06 July 2021 - 11-06-43
The kestrel must have received a poor reception.
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Kestrel in Dartmouth, Devon

06 July 2021 - 11-16-02
England flags (the flag of St George) are springing up all along the river.
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One of many Flags of St George in Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 11-16-18
But someone in Kingswear is making the point that other options/opinions are available. Except, of course, Scotland have been knocked out of the Euros. Sorry, an' all that.
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Scottish flag over Kingswear.

06 July 2021 - 14-56-47

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Barge Johanna Lecretia in Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 14-57-00

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Barge Johanna Lecretia in Dartmouth

06 July 2021 - 19-43-30
Two D class lifeboats in the Dart at the moment. One of them does the rounds of the country to be used for capsize drill. You'll see that later.
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RNLI lifeboats D-625 & D-838

07 July 2021 - 09-44-04

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07 July 2021 - 10-18-08

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Dartmouth Classic racing

07 July 2021 - 10-19-10

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Dartmouth Classic racing

07 July 2021 - 13-28-42
What are they building over at Cherry Trees (aka Thiptara) in Kingswear. A cathedral ?
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Kingswear construction

07 July 2021 - 13-31-58
Conveniently framing the Daymark, one of the many Royal Navy Wildcats flies through.
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Royal Navy Wildcat ZZ533 passes upriver

07 July 2021 - 17-27-16
HMS Archer, P264 and HMS Charger P292 moored overnight in Dartmouth
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HMS Archer, P264 and HMS Charger P292

07 July 2021 - 21-58-19

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Reflecting well on Kingswear timeshare club.

07 July 2021 - 21-59-27

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08 July 2021 - 02-30-33
In the still of the night. Or early morning in this case. Superyacht Constance sits serene in the Port of Dartmouth.
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Superyacht Constance in Dartmouth at night

08 July 2021 - 02-32-00

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Superyacht Constance in Dartmouth at night

08 July 2021 - 02-33-51

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HMS Archer, P264 and HMS Charger P292

08 July 2021 - 11-54-25

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky in Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 11-54-32

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky in Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 12-21-49

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Light aircraft G-ENCE over Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 15-35-24

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Helicopter G-BOIA over Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 18-04-51

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky in Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 20-48-45
Turning on the proverbial sixpence. Hebridean Sky treats the Dart Marina as a roundabout.
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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 20-54-51

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 20-56-00
Cruise ship Hebridean Sky, on its second visit of the year, departed late in the evening.
Few passengers were on deck, but those that were looked to be having a relaxing time.
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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 20-56-08

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 20-58-01

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 21-00-22

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 21-00-22
As Hebridean Sky was approaching the river mouth the beautiful colours surrounding Kingswear Castle became apparent.
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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

08 July 2021 - 21-02-07

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Cruise ship Hebridean Sky departs Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 11-23-11

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Sailing barge Lista Light in Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 11-52-14

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Sailing barge Our Lizzie in Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 14-12-21
"She'll be coming round the mountain......"
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P&O cruise ship Britannia passes Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 14-12-21
Almost identical to the snap taken on 28th June. Once again Britannia is passing on a cruise to nowhere.
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P&O cruise ship Britannia passes Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 15-01-31
A buzzard on a downward stroke.
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Buzzard over Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 15-01-54
I shoot these beautiful birds just about every time they fly overhead. Sorry if you see too many pix.
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Buzzard over Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 17-12-49
Superyacht (a small one) La Mascarade 28 metres long returned to Dartmouth. Last snapped by me in September last year. Seen here being escorted in by fishing vessel Illusion (PW2).
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La Mascarade of Douglas in Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 17-16-07
MarineTraffic listed the ship as arriving from Greenock.
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La Mascarade of Douglas in Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 17-17-53
Not the prettiest of vessels. Although beauty is, of course, in the eye of the beholder.
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La Mascarade of Douglas in Dartmouth

09 July 2021 - 17-24-17
One of the loveliest, laziest dogs around.
Just visiting Above Town.
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A comfortable dog

10 July 2021 - 11-10-03
Dartmouth has a brand new fishing boat. Well, the Frank Henry certainly looks brand new alongside the William Henry II
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Dartmouth's William Henry II & Frank Henry

10 July 2021 - 12-00-28

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10 July 2021 - 12-00-45

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10 July 2021 - 17-28-20
Dart RNLI B-class Atlantic lifeboat heads out at speed for what turned out to be two, nearly three shouts off Slapton.
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RNLI Launch 472

10 July 2021 - 17-28-36
Quite rightly, the six knot limit does not apply to the lifeboat. It does however, apply to all jet skiers. If only they could read.
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RNLI Launch 472

10 July 2021 - 18-20-04
This is a lifeboat shout. Well, it was. The Dart RNLI B Class ILB headed out west to assist this yellow hulled yacht. Whilst there, they received another call and so the red and white boat offered to take over the tow. That might not be unconnected with one of those on board being an off duty RNLI volunteer. Good on them.
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RNLI Launch 472

10 July 2021 - 18-25-27
Dart harbour have positioned a number of small pontoons in order to encourage lazy seals to stay away from boat users. However, Windo the seal, didn't get the memo.
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Seal on Dartmouth visitors jetty

10 July 2021 - 18-25-33
Oh that lovely chap Windo the seal (of course this is Windo) has been taking his rest breaks down on the visitors jetty close to the Lower Ferry slip. His keep fit routine, seen here, wasn't exactly shifting the pounds.
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Seal on Dartmouth visitors jetty

10 July 2021 - 19-04-42
In fact Windo preferred a good old chin wag with his neighbour.
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Seal on Dartmouth visitors jetty

10 July 2021 - 22-30-03

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Motor vessel La Mascarade at night

11 July 2021 - 08-27-34 (1)
Perched on the scaffolding that currently surrounds TVFTDO it doesn't take too much brain power to work out his intentions.
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A pigeon fancying itself

11 July 2021 - 08-27-34
This pigeon is trying to build a home in the wisteria growing around the scaffolding. We have tried to discourage as the scaffolding will come down one day soon. We hope.
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A pigeon fancying itself

11 July 2021 - 08-38-30
That seal's fur looks fully dried out. Has he been there all night?
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Seal on Dartmouth visitors jetty

11 July 2021 - 08-46-26

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Motor vessel La Mascarade departs Dartmouth

11 July 2021 - 09-32-37
It was a while before I realised this was operating as a tender for Golden Horizon, the world largest sailing vessel marred out one the range.
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Pride of Exmouth ferry boat

11 July 2021 - 09-33-34
Golden Horizon is visiting Dartmouth three times this season. It's hoped that on the third visit (8th August) it will enter the harbour. In the meantime, Pride of Exmouth in its own very subdued colours will do the ferrying.
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Pride of Exmouth ferry boat

11 July 2021 - 17-20-13
It's a crew boat and it's called Backer and came in from Cowes. All 20.9m of it. That's all I know.
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Crew boat Backer in Dartmouth

11 July 2021 - 19-04-18
I could have walked to Dartmouth Castle and shot a much better snap of the Golden Horizon. But then that wouldn't have qualified as a view from the Dartmouth office, would it ? So I had to wait for it to depart....in the murky rain. The world's largest sailing ship. Using its motor.
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Cruise ship Golden Horizon departs Dartmouth

12 July 2021 - 08-18-35

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12 July 2021 - 13-56-50
By far and away the noisiest boat on the river. It is also one of the smallest. Called Bouncey of Ladram. The louder it gets, the slower it goes. Seems that way.
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The noisiest boat on the river Dart

12 July 2021 - 16-07-17

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12 July 2021 - 17-48-05
A stunning super yacht came in, called simply Path. It's 45m long and only just handed over to its owner.
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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 17-48-31
There's a 37m yacht also called Path built in 2011 up for sale at the moment - for €8.5 million. So this brand new one will have cost many times that.
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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 17-49-56
That tall.
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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 17-51-37
Quite a gem
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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 17-54-02
Is it possible that the owner of the 37m Path, built in 2011, but now for sale, is the owner of this brand new beaut ? If so, his name is Anatoli Karatchinski.
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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 18-04-06

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12 July 2021 - 22-31-59

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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 22-35-49
A huge mast atop a rather sizable yacht. 45 metres long, the craft is called Path. It has just completed sea trials and its owner, an experienced sailor, is preparing for a round-the-world trip. They'll be able to take eight guests to join the seven crew. The owners suite has a lounge complete with a glass wall that can show movies, TV or sailing info.
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45 metre super yacht Path

12 July 2021 - 23-09-47
If you're Googling, take note, there is another yacht called Path, which was built in 2011. It's 'only' 35 metres long and is now for sale at 8.5 million Euros. So this brand new 45metre jobby will have been a tad more expensive than that.
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45 metre super yacht Path

13 July 2021 - 09-13-34

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13 July 2021 - 15-44-30

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Yacht Clarelsa

13 July 2021 - 15-47-00

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13 July 2021 - 18-19-23

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45m superyacht Path & yacht Clarelsa

13 July 2021 - 18-24-23

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Yacht Clarelsa

13 July 2021 - 18-24-35

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Yacht Clarelsa

13 July 2021 - 18-32-56

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Dart RNLI capsize drill

13 July 2021 - 18-42-43
Proper use of the river. Three volunteers from Dart RNLI lifeboat crew practise their capsize drill. As in how to right a capsized craft. It was clearly no where near as easy as you might think. But practise made perfect in the end.
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Dart RNLI capsize drill

13 July 2021 - 18-49-15

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Dart RNLI capsize drill

13 July 2021 - 18-54-06

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13 July 2021 - 19-06-17

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Parade ground cannon at BRNC

14 July 2021 - 11-53-38

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-53-42

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-54-28

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-55-38

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-55-40

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-56-13

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-56-33

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 11-57-02

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14 July 2021 - 11-59-48

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 12-00-27

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45m super yacht Path departs Dartmouth

14 July 2021 - 12-30-13

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Sealegs amphibious rib

15 July 2021 - 10-22-22
Three wheels on this wagon. It’s a Sealegs amphibious craft, Bear Grylls is a proud owner of one. Saves on mooring and launch fees. Perhaps not quite so at home on the road.
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Sealegs amphibious rib

15 July 2021 - 10-31-21
And who's lurking within tent ? Look hard, top left.
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Kingswear camping

15 July 2021 - 12-06-42

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15 July 2021 - 13-15-30
A crowd of jet skiers arrive in the harbour. Not exactly quiet, but then jet skis are anything but. However there was no sign of the shenanigans to come.
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Jet skiers arrive in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-06-10
Two jet skiers, gathered with some friends near the Lower Ferry decided to race out. The noise was incredible. The speed even more so. By far the fastest thing I have seen on the river. Faster than the lifeboat, any BRNC rib or a Dart Harbour patrol.
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Racing jet skiers in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-06-12
Clearly racing, the speed was worryingly fast. Not for them, but for people around.
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Racing jet skiers in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-06-14
The river Dart doesn't have many swimmers. But there are some. Hence the 6 knots or no wake speed limit. Clearly this does not apply to jet skiers.
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Racing jet skiers in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-06-22
At this speed it would make sense to look where you are going. Although perhaps sense is asking a bit too much.
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Racing jet skiers in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-06-33
It's unlikely that anyone who witnessed this display (that's most of the harbour) would have considered it safe.
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Racing jet skiers in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-06-48
Dart Harbour had a chat with some of the others in the group. They poodled out.
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Jet skiers in Dartmouth harbour

15 July 2021 - 15-08-53

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15 July 2021 - 17-55-29

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15 July 2021 - 18-28-40
In daylight they look nowhere near as attractive.

Left to right they are: Unknown, Fantasy, possibly Gran Turismo, Vita of Guernsey and Ocean Therapy II. If you can fill in the gap and / or confim let me know on: feedback@TVFTDO.com
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Daytime rafting in Kingswear

15 July 2021 - 23-24-27
As busy as Regatta. Five floating motor homes rafted up in river centre.

Left to right they are: Unknown, Fantasy, possibly Gran Turismo, Vita of Guernsey and Ocean Therapy II. If you can fill in the gap and / or confim let me know on: feedback@TVFTDO.com
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Nighttime rafting in Dartmouth

15 July 2021 - 23-28-06

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16 July 2021 - 14-04-12

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P&O cruise ship Britannia

16 July 2021 - 14-05-28

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P&O cruise ship Britannia

16 July 2021 - 14-37-01

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17 July 2021 - 11-50-30

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17 July 2021 - 12-53-40

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17 July 2021 - 13-30-06

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17 July 2021 - 13-40-34
A floating Surrey with a fringe on top. Oh, okay, so it's more a boat with a tent.
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Family afloat in Dartmouth

17 July 2021 - 14-21-21

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Border Force vessel HMC Seeker

17 July 2021 - 22-16-09

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17 July 2021 - 22-19-02
Dartmouth's newest fishing boat, the Frank Henry unloads its first catch.
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Dartmouth fishing vessel Frank Henry

18 July 2021 - 08-29-38

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Border Force vessel HMC Seeker

18 July 2021 - 08-31-04
Seems unfair. There can only be one winner. The Border Force cutter, HMC Seeker departs after an overnight stay. Whilst a solitary rower tries not to attract attention.
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Border Force vessel HMC Seeker & rower

18 July 2021 - 08-32-21

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Border Force vessel HMC Seeker & rower

18 July 2021 - 10-47-36

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Microlite G-MICX

18 July 2021 - 10-49-05

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Microlite G-MABL

22 July 2021 - 23-36-26
The light to the left is the new navigation triple aspect beam. Green as viewed from TVFTDO, red or white viewed from other angles.

The light to the right is a floodlight in the tree down towards the beautifully named Paradise Point. The light in the sky is Venus. It's always Venus
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Night time view from Dartmouth

23 July 2021 - 08-22-00

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Holiday fun on the river Dart

23 July 2021 - 08-26-58
Morning maintenance in Kingswear. Those Landies do need some tlc.
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Land Rover maintenance in Kingswear

23 July 2021 - 08-31-50

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Kingswear construction

23 July 2021 - 10-20-34
If that ramp is still there in January we might discover the next Eddie Edwards.
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Kingswear construction

23 July 2021 - 14-13-19

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P&O cruise ship Britannia

23 July 2021 - 14-25-45 - 1
Found wandering across our lawn. It’s a beetle, probably a May or June Bug. Its total length is about two centimetres. That ‘mouth’ was about three millimetres wide. I say ‘was’ because an hour later it was half eaten by ants. Nature!
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Beetle in Devon garden

23 July 2021 - 14-25-45 – 2
Does look a bit like Ringo though.
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Beetle in Devon garden

23 July 2021 - 15-25-50
Proof that there is always a bit of harmless fun to be had afloat. This is Kris, Dewi and Luc from the valleys trying a bit of inspirational singing. They could be heard quite clearly from up here in Above Town. Although it was all a mystery of what it was all about until I happened upon them later in the town. Using a small karaoke machine the welsh harmonies spread far. Kris's voice was exceptional. Their name for it? Boatioke (as in boaty oki).
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Boaty-oke on the river Dart

23 July 2021 - 15-25-57

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Boaty-oke on the river Dart

24 July 2021 - 19-52-40

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Holiday fun on the river Dart

24 July 2021 - 19-54-49
No explanation required. Good old fashioned holiday fun on the Kingswear shore
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Holiday fun on the river Dart

24 July 2021 - 19-55-25

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Party crowd afloat on the river Dart

25 July 2021 - 12-36-22

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Motor vessel Dixie Mae ?

25 July 2021 - 14-08-38

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Formula SR1 419 powerboat Top Gun

25 July 2021 - 14-10-46
A beast of a powerboat. Seems to be called Top Gun (on the side) and Maverick (on top). Likely to be a Formula 382 class boat.
Although with its fuel consumption it's probably not exactly quite so desirable nowadays.
UPDATE: This is a Formula SR1 419 boat from 1991. A real classic American muscle boat, now with three 320hp diesel engines.
Great video about this exact boat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM1qK6gb2Gs Thanks to Nick B for all the info.
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Formula SR1 419 powerboat Top Gun

25 July 2021 - 15-21-48

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