and repeat after me...

Summat to do with the bit between high and low tide AFAIR. I'd just leave it there as a monument to the terminally clueless - well, if it weren't for it becoming an environmental hazard, obviously.

I printed the two articles out and asked someone I feel has a knowledge of these things what she thought? She laughed, and was glad it was in a different area to us. For she shows no sense of humour when actually 'doing' her job...

Sensible as the freelander wasn't stuck until the point it got stuck IYSWIM.

More sensible would have been a frigging big cable, fasten it to the driver and catapault him out to sea ;-)

Surely the Armed forces would turn out for a bit of exercise..... oh I forgot, they are already :-(

Lee D

Thete's only one set of tyre tracks in the pic, yet they say a rescue vehicle had to be pulled out. If the abandoned vehicle made the tracks he's gone in backwards!

TonyB