UCL Charter
An archaeological study of Saxon burial grounds from the X-Pilot out of Whitstable at 09.00 on 17th June 2008
SB Mimosa at Hollow shore just off Faversham Creek
The entrance to the Swale has oyster beds where young oysters from Reculver are grown on in bags
Harty Ferry Slipway & Inn on the Isle-Of-Sheppey, the hulk is a fisherman's store
'Sea Ems' making into Ridham Dock negotiates the old Kings Ferry Road & Rail Bridge
Fort on North Thames Bank Gravesend
Grandly named London International Gravesend
In its heyday large pleasure linners used the terminal now sadly in decline
Moored at Thames Fuels redundant fuel barge
The vessel is used for fuel storage & isn't fit to navigate
But makes a fascinating picture
Wheel House & cranes ashore
Leaving the berth, supply vessel alongside storage vessel pumping to Tug
Chemical fuel spill clean up vessel
Cobelfret Ferries ship the Celandine on her way up river sails from Tilbury to Zeebrugge & passes close to Red Sands Fort
Shot of the UCL Team on the home run
Remains of mark to 'The Cant' where there are numerous bits of wreckage
21.45 The last catch comes into Whitstable Harbour astern of X-Pilot
Join us on a cruise or perhaps board the Red Sands Army Forts with our working parties, details of X-Pilot Sailings