Last night's news showed several caravans on their sides at a site by Loch Lomond and reports of several campervans overturned on Skye - hope all the people are ok.I wonder how posters living in Scotland managed with the gentle breeze that wafted over Scotland and Isle of Skye? Hope all are safe?
It was on GMB this morning for about 2 seconds so obviously they do not regard it as news?Last night's news showed several caravans on their sides at a site by Loch Lomond and reports of several campervans overturned on Skye - hope all the people are ok.
How very nice, hope you have a lovely time..I was (still am) on a cruise ship that left Greenock for Iceland on Sunday night.
It was a bit "lively" overnight once we cleared the Firth of Clyde and headed North through it.
Why were you going to Robben Island ?One of the worst storms at sea I have encountered was between Cape Town and Robben Island back in the early seventies. Land was less than 5km away, but most of the time we could not even see Table Mountain as we went into a trough. Area is not known as the Cape of Storms for nothing and over 500 shipwrecks in Table bay are testament to that saying.