IanM

Oh you've cursed yourself now!

The tunnel will do that to you on the best of days and it won't necessarily be because of the boat in front's stove. Have often seen quite noticeable fumes pouring out of the entrance before. Anyway, we keep ours lit through tunnels although damped down. If it's a cold day are you really going to put it out before the tunnel and relight it afterwards?

The boat might be real and might have been physically sunk but it was not necessarily filmed at Ellesmere Port with other the elements.

It’s not AI, it’s CGI. The actors and location are real. A lot of elements including the boat have been added on afterwards.

Twice as much as half of one?

Thanks for that... ...I think 😕

That's what he said.

Most of the AI stuff that businesses say they’re using at the moment aren’t actually AI at all and just programs which haven’t really learnt anything and are just working through set routines but with the term AI slapped on them as they’ve been told that AI is better and they need to be using it.

Why not say where you got them from?

While everyone seems to be concentrating on the insurance and surveyor, has your boat been overplated recently hence the higher weed hatch and welded up well deck drains? How near the waterline are you planning to cut the holes?

The back doors and hatch are open in the later picture so I would think it's an attempt to raise it.

Making Tax Difficult

List of their displays can be found here. https://www.raf.mod.uk/display-teams/red-arrows/displays/

It's a non-issue really. The shackles only really get in the way when you putting the chains in or taking them out of the armco and even then a quick wiggle normally sorts it. I have had the chain itself jam between the armco and the wailing but either design will not help with that.