Pembroke Dock Visits 2007 (Port of Pembroke)  (seen from the web teams window)
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Ships built in Pembroke Dock to 1875  

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Pembroke Dock with Ferry Jetty, Gun Tower and Front Street
September 2007...Pictures from one of our readers......many thanks

r/Tak lift 7 in action  PAU in place at South hook Jetty

Buzzard at Work  Tak lift 7 from Ferry  Pembroke Dock from Isle of Inishmore   

Hi, Thought I would share some Photos with you of recent Haven activities, first we have Taklift 7 in action lifting a P.A.U. (Pre-assembled unit) from a barge moored on the Carr Jetty and then that same P.A.U. in its final home on Berth 1 art South Hook LNG. Then we have frequent Dock visitor Buzzard again at work on the South Hook Jetty, then we have a different view from the Isle of Inishmore of Taklift 7 moored at Port of Pembroke looking toward the project head quarters, and finally a general view of Pembroke Dock from an Ireland bound ferry...........feel free to use then on the site if you think they are good enough..Many thanks Michael Deakin 
A Mist rolls in..........evening of 25th August 2007....what a difference a day makes

  

Day in the Life...24th August 2007....Taklift 7 with the ferry docked in the background and the RMAS Salmoor passes the Gun Tower Museum

Taklift 7 with ferry Front Street Pembroke Dock    Salmoor Pembroke Dock 24th August 2007
Fairplay 23. and the OAKGARTH....now at Carr Jetty 2nd August 2007 1200BST.....but if you were held on the roads coming into Pembroke Dock  by a large load yesterday, we think it was these ships arriving ..... yes we did say by road .....we will keep investigating. Fairplay is shown at berth with Tak Lift 7...did she lift her in?     Whoops we were wrong...... again......

Fairplay 23   

With thanks to one of our readers...........in the latest update the two Support vessels shown definitely didn't come by road far too large ....the two vessels that were transported by road were Svitzer Thunder and Svitzer Tornado and appeared to be tenders or rope runners, they passed me outside Tesco's just thought I would let you know ...Michael

No pc's yet but both are new workboats built 2007.
Tak Lift 7 ...working

Tak Lift 7 returns am 3rd August 2007  /Tak lift 7 from Asda August 2007
 Tak Lift 7 03.08.07 returns again....                From Asda Car Park

Tak Lift 7 misty return July 28 2007     Tak Lift 7 by the Tower July 27 2007      Taklift 7 with load 30 July 2007
Tak Lift 7 returns in the mist 28.07.07           Quick turn around...mind the Tower 27.07.07                Loaded and ready 30.07.07
Isle of Inishmore....25th July 2007..lunch time sailing, she heads off up stream...where it stops nobody knows, this is nearly the furthest we have seen her sail past....would have been great for the proposed Marina residents.......

/Up River Cruise 25 July 2007     /Up River Cruise 25 July 2007
HMS Biter ...The Manchester and Salford Universities Royal Naval Unit  and HMS Charger...The Liverpool University's Royal Naval Unit's  leaving Neyland Marina 0907BST 24th July 2007....and please don't ask which is which they were on the far side of the river...after a quick zoom found the numbers...so yes we do know which is which...have fun

/HMS Biter and HMS Charger leave Neyland July 24th 2007 0907BST
HMS Charger
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HMS Charger                                                HMS Charge                                                HMS Charger
 HMS Biter and HMS Charger leave Neyland July 24th 2007 0907BST 5 HMS Biter and HMS Charger leave Neyland July 24th 2007 0907BST 6
HMS Charger leads HMS Biter                     HMS Biter                                                  HMS Biter
 HMS Biter and HMS Charger leave Neyland July 24th 2007 0907BST 7  HMS Biter and HMS Charger leave Neyland July 24th 2007 0907BST 9
HMS Charger leads HMS Biter                    HMS Biter     

Lesley M in POP1 Pembroke Dock 18th July 2007...we saw her but unable to get our own picture yet will keep one eye on the window...(painful)

/LesleyM1
Workboat, Multi-role Vessel
The Lesley M Launched in 1993 formally known as MCS Menno has a well proven record as a consistent and reliable multi-use vessel.
Fuel Capacity: 25000 litres
Fresh Water Capacity: 20000 litres
Speed: 9 knots cruising.
Bollard Pull: 8 tonnes......More......

 
Tak Lift 7 arrives at Pembroke Dock 13th July 2007 and  beginning on or about 17th July 2007 a heavy lift crane barge will be operating at South Hook LNG Terminal (approx position 51°41.’9N 005° 05’W). Tak Lift 7 will be working around the jetty head installing equipment and will be in the area for some weeks. She will deploy anchors and cables into the main channel at times. Tak Lift 7 will operate at right angles to the jetty head and may extend up to 100m off the jetty face.
   /Tak Lift 7 Pembroke Dock 20th July 2007
Cleddau Reach...doing its bit for the LNG Project...taken from the Launch party for the Pembroke Dock Chamber of Trade at the E-Commerce Centre on a very wet evening 13th July 2007
   

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