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(Humorous) Mud Rescue U.K. (m/f) (video)
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2017 12:54 pm
by klaszlo
Hello:
This one is all over the U.K. news.
http://www.bit.ly/2mO50bI ...with a longer video @...
http://www.bit.ly/2mmiE8H The main gripe seems to be the 'expense' of the rescue.
Enjoy.
KL
Re: (Humorous) Mud Rescue U.K. (m/f) (video)
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 6:25 am
by Mynock
Re: (Humorous) Mud Rescue U.K. (m/f) (video)
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 11:26 am
by PM2K
The write up is a little more serious... says the area was under water 20 minutes after the rescue, I presume by the rising tide.
Re: (Humorous) Mud Rescue U.K. (m/f) (video)
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 2:25 pm
by joedeep130535
I don't know what they were drinking but I would buy a bottle lol
Truro is not that far away Next summer?
Re: (Humorous) Mud Rescue U.K. (m/f) (video)
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 2:49 pm
by Fred588
PM2K wrote:The write up is a little more serious... says the area was under water 20 minutes after the rescue, I presume by the rising tide.
I am guessing that really was at Truro in the UK, but at Truro, Nova Scotia there is virtually the same thing. The tide comes in in a wave and rises several feet within minutes. The phenomenon is called a "tidal bore." [which is different from a colossal bore.] Along the banks the clay-like mud is piled three-deep thick.
Re: (Humorous) Mud Rescue U.K. (m/f) (video)
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2017 2:36 pm
by Raptor90
Fred588 wrote:PM2K wrote:The write up is a little more serious... says the area was under water 20 minutes after the rescue, I presume by the rising tide.
I am guessing that really was at Truro in the UK, but at Truro, Nova Scotia there is virtually the same thing. The tide comes in in a wave and rises several feet within minutes. The phenomenon is called a "tidal bore." [which is different from a colossal bore.] Along the banks the clay-like mud is piled three-deep thick.
Yep! I live about 45min from Truro NS. Windsor NS is the same too, tons of mud at low tide. I've had the pleasure of exploring areas.
