Well, its bad enough having to think of them being stuck in that sub, but at least if they had to be lost somewhere in an area of 10,000 miles it wasn't in Wales.10,000 square miles of water. A larger area than the whole of Wales.
I don't see any chance of this ending well.
Plenty of potholes here if you change your mind.I haven't done it since I moved to Ireland.
The first news statement on this said the organisers hadn't had contact for 7 hours. Is that true? Did they wait THAT long before they asked for assistance?
By the sounds of the previous expeditions, they’d lost contact for hours at a time before so it might not have rung alarm bells until the seventh hour.The first news statement on this said the organisers hadn't had contact for 7 hours. Is that true? Did they wait THAT long before they asked for assistance?
Ireland..keep quiet..if Harland & Wolfe did a better job we would not be facing this crisis ;-)I haven't done it since I moved to Ireland. All the local ones worth a trip are very prone to flooding if it rains due to a karst landscape....it can be great here one minute and pissing down the next. Never fancied mixing much water with caving......divers are a different thing altogether
I think it's near impossible. They sometimes take nearly an hour to find the wreck of the titanic and its massive. This thing has been down there days so the current could have carried it.How complex is this search? I havent hear anything about how complex it is.
LOL and ouch!Ireland..keep quiet..if Harland & Wolfe did a better job we would not facing this crisis ;-)