View from the window this morning

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View from the window this morning

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THis was view from front of rig window this morning,on tow in North sea,wind gusting 85knots,(95mph) seas between 10 -15m

Glad i'm on rig and not boat.

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Sorry don't know how to make image bigger.

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Post by curly »

Nice one gavin, very dramatic!
My view is a beck, a drainage stream that looks quite nice really.
And then in the distance is Pleasure Island theme park. A couple of rollercoasters and a few rides, not too big!
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Post by VTRgirl »

This could turn into a lengthy thread. Any more interesting views from one's window of a morning?

We're led to believe you guys just see fog or smog, rain, snow or sleet when you look outside. :wink:
If you ate yourself would you become twice as big or simply disappear?
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Post by sirch345 »

Well done Mike :!:

I'd rather be feeding a baby than on that boat :!: Nice pic Gavin :D

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Yahoo finally managed to get a larger image


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Post by Pete.L »

WOW! 8O
Nice pic Gav
It certainly makes my comute around Bristol in all the crazy traffic look a Boring comparison :lol:

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That's a much better pic Gavin :!: :D

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Is it sinking or coming up for air :?: :?:
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Here's a view from mine this morning :D

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Post by sirch345 »

Cheers Mike. We had the nice morning but now it's turned to rain again. But even though the sun was shinning this morning the roads were still wet, not dry like yours were,

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Gavin,
Where are you getting towed to? New location or to a port?

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Post by Gavin »

Hi Tattie

On way to new location, old location up by magnus (North of shetlands) to new location by kittiwake, (east of aberdeen), hopefully getting off rig tomorrow, on bike tuesday.

i take it you are in the oil biz?

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Post by kevg »

Lol, he can probably see you floating by his house...i work for TIS in aberdeen, we manufacture reelers amd hydraulic equipment, BOP's, sheaves etc, let me know if you come across any of it. :lol: :lol: :lol:
cheerz

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Post by tattie »

Not in Oil Gavin,
A joiner to trade, just that I live on the shores of the Cromarty Firth, been watching semis, jackets and jack ups passing for 25 years now. Mind you last year was the quietest since they started, we had a while last year for the first time in 20 odd years with not a rig in the firth.
It was quite a sight when you used to go up Nigg hill as the sun was setting, to see 10-15 rigs moored in the firth.

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