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Activity Log 10-04-09 – Vessel aground upon the mud flats at the Beaulieu river exit.
Activity Log 10-04-09 – Vessel aground upon the mud flats at the Beaulieu river exit.
15:35 – Solent Rescue 1 contacted the Coastguard that they were about to go on mooring and would still be listening 0.
15:37 – Solent Coastguard called SR1 to report a vessel aground upon Beaulieu mud flats just inside the river entrance.
15:37 – SR1 has sighted vessel and proceeding.
15:37 – SR2 also afloat, acknowledged and proceeding also.
15:40 – SR1 on scene, sit-rep to follow.
15:41 – Line attached, refloat attempted on a rapidly declining spring tide.
15:45 – SR2 ferries crew member from SR1 to casualty to assist in rope management.
15:58 – Vessel hard aground, SR1 informs SCG of situation.
16:00 – skipper is happy with hull integrity and bedding down for the night.
16:05 – Crew member aboard casualty assists in rope clearance.
16:10 – SR2 collects crew member and then sets a ketch anchor so the vessel will come off on the next high tide with thanks from skipper on channel 67.
16:15 – SR1 stood down and returned to station.
SR1 = Solent Rescue 1
SR2 = Solent Rescue 2
15:37 – Solent Coastguard called SR1 to report a vessel aground upon Beaulieu mud flats just inside the river entrance.
15:37 – SR1 has sighted vessel and proceeding.
15:37 – SR2 also afloat, acknowledged and proceeding also.
15:40 – SR1 on scene, sit-rep to follow.
15:41 – Line attached, refloat attempted on a rapidly declining spring tide.
15:45 – SR2 ferries crew member from SR1 to casualty to assist in rope management.
15:58 – Vessel hard aground, SR1 informs SCG of situation.
16:00 – skipper is happy with hull integrity and bedding down for the night.
16:05 – Crew member aboard casualty assists in rope clearance.
16:10 – SR2 collects crew member and then sets a ketch anchor so the vessel will come off on the next high tide with thanks from skipper on channel 67.
16:15 – SR1 stood down and returned to station.
SR1 = Solent Rescue 1
SR2 = Solent Rescue 2
14 April 2009
Cameron Critchfield
Did You Know?
Solent Rescue were established in 1971 initially as a beach rescue unit operated by auxiliary coastguards. Solent Rescue has since then developed into a fully operational independent lifeboat station, which operates under the direct control of HM Coastguard and is responsible for approximately 33 square miles of the central and western Solent.
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