Tag: sea

Sea level rises for two reasons. The one they use to try to scare us being when ice on top of land (like most of the Antarctica) melts and rolls into the sea.

Actually I think he was in the 558 studio, it was taken after the raid, when Caroline 558 returned they used the old dutch studio area for some reason.

We are being told that it is ice flows that are meting and disappearing . Also Frozen liquid takes more space than warm liquid.

The crew of one of the RNLI’s flagship River Thames lifeboat stations has been chosen to grace a special commemorative souvenir stamp sheet.

Hi, here's Steve's recollection from the soundscapes web site – fascinating reading: http:/​/​www.icce.rug.nl/​~soundscapes/​DATABASES/​CAR/​car17.shtml The day of the great hurricane October 16, 1987,...

: : Yeah, but will it get reception from a ship in the North : : Sea,.....otherwise it will not be accepted on AN!!

Now then. We all know Neil Gates is mad, don't we? Yes, he's mad at the way Caroline was treated in its dying days at sea.

Taken From The Caroline Website.

I had a letter a couple of days back from Matthew Richardson, the Social History Curator at the Manx National Heritage Museum advising that the "Pirates of the Irish Sea" exhibition featuring Radio...

I don't like to come on here just to link to my own sites, as that seems a little cheap, so I hadn't mentioned this before.

I have had some interesting, wacky, down right crazy press releases in my time – but this is the first like this. But then I thought – water-anoraks! PRESS RELEASE

RNLI issues its own SOS to Surrey supporters Fundraisers for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution are appealing to people across Surrey and south east London for support as they busily prepare...

Just having a further poke around at www.radio-caroline.eu and here's more from the site endorsed by Ronan, written only 2 years ago. It's a press release:

What idiot would transmit a radio station from the North Sea. the actual thought of it just sends a shiver down my spine. think of the cold sea. the loss of so much cash. the danger. the amount of...

Quoting a previous andrew pearce contribution:- If you go to www.radio-caroline.eu it says:

Hallo everyone. See now the new found photos of Radio Caroline on Sea and the raid of August 1989 on http:/​/​www.out-site.nl/​gallery/​slideshow.php?

Some poor souls were deliberately abandoned at sea. Starving, Cold, Wet and frightened they were about to die. The above comment was made in another thread.

Hello everyone. Radio Seagull transmits now already from the (Wadden)sea on the 1602 kHz AM! Who of you can receive this offshore radio signal? Read now http:/​/​www.radiowaddenzee.nl/​/​index.php?

Forget Ireland this year, we should as Anoraks be supporting Latvia: http:/​/​uk.youtube.com/​watch?v=SJ6zXYVldGk

It's interesting that the hater who runs the blog designed to take the micky out of anoraks, along with venting his spleen constantly about Neil Gates or even the incredibly handsome Christopher...

It's very interesting watching the different biases on the reporting of the Israeli invasion of the aid ship at sea, and once again for the 'truth' or as near as I can get to it I've had to turn to...

This has every chance of becoming a new Anorak anthem. "We will steal the show, jolly roger's show, we are the pirates of the sea."

Quoting a previous Anthony Cant contribution:- It was detailed some while ago on this very wonderful Anorak Nation by some of those involved or witnessing what happened at the time.

From a ship????? ha ha ha i'm sure signals would get to shore just abouts. maybe along the coast...

From a ship?????

I visited friends at Clacton on sea last saturday and visibility was very good so i could clearly see that so far four turbines are in place.

Quoting a previous Terry Williams contribution:- I think you have to appreciate that the ship operating offshore was outside of the UK. So, if you like, there was no Radio Caroline in the UK. Ever.

Quoting a previous Terry Williams contribution:- There are a lot of regulations and high standards that have to be met in order to get this or that certificate or ticket, or to be covered by...

I'm loath to burble on at length about MW reception and the heavyside layer etc as I'm sure most of you would find that very patronising of me.

From: RF Burns [mailto:(Address removed)] Sent: 25 May 2008 20:01 To: Anorak Nation Subject: Re: [Anorak Nation] Pirates of the Sea (Eurovision) gloworm558 ..

Mrs and Master Sterlingtimes willingly voted for this pirate anthem from Latvia. It's a really crappy Europop song, but 100 times more catchy than anything else on the show. I love it.

Sterling Times Superb! I love Eurovision- it's such a really great laugh.

1. All States shall cooperate in the suppression of unauthorized broadcasting from the high seas. 2.

OK I have to put you Offshore Radio Caroline listeners the latest vibes man. That picture on our home page of this site is very misleading.

A number of "you" lads have said you wish things about the past be unsaid instead of being said, and the past should be left in the past. — * Christopher England just said that *

Quoting a previous Anthony Cant contribution:- Yes, the 'apparent consensus' here is to drop such conversations about the wrongs of the past.

Hi Nico I'm thinking very few will be on AN tonight. You can see why here: http:/​/​news.bbc.co.uk/​2/​shared/​election2010/​liveevent/​ Regards Eric

Go a few miles out to sea (not too far cos it will take you ages and the seas will be rougher i think), because if you are in the sea, the signal will go twice as far as normal.

Hello everyone. Radio Waddenzee and its sisterstation Radio Seagull will also this year broadcast from its radioschip the "Jenni Baynton" in the (Wadden)sea!

There is so much crossfire going on that I really don't want to get into the middle of it, but as my name has come up frequently, I'd like to make one short statement.

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said: Offshore radio ships ...is somefink wot I wrote some while back. Here it is again for your comments and come-backs…..

"We, the undersigned, being of sound anorak mind, but probably aged body, firmly believe that the new longwave service set to launch from the Isle of Man on 279 kHz should in some format use the '...

11) The 12 mile limit: One of the biggest factors in the demise of Offshore radio in the North sea was a Government measure which wasn’t even targeted at offshore radio and was regarded at the...

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said: Offshore radio ships ...is somefink wot I wrote some while back. Here it is again for your comments and come-backs…..

Offshore radio ships ...is somefink wot I wrote some while back. Here it is again for your comments and come-backs.....

Firstly, I would imagine none of those who are speaking out really has any argument with Ronan. However, the Caroline coming out of Maidstone is not his baby.

Mr Paul Rusling has written to me in response to my comment that "the Communicator was a death trap before it was purchased by MMI".

Grown men sitting in a cobbled together studio in their bedroom pretending they are young lads on a radioship at sea just seems a little teeny bit strange to me, sorry.

There are 41 nations who have not either signed or ratified the UN law of the sea convention and are therefore not bound by it. The new radio ship will be registered in one of those countries.