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THURSDAY

Pisces21
If you want me to spell it out, the point I was trying to make is that the FLARE was shut down Friday and not Saturday as you have quoted in several posts.
There were vessel manoeuvring alongside Friday night and first thing Saturday morning.

Pisces21
Who mentioned that there were boats working alongside the TOL today?

Albi1
I also trust Diego.

Albi1
The last time THE KBJ was alongside the TOL was the first Saturday morning, I haven't mentioned the KBJ being alongside the TOL today.

Albi1
You have misread my post I stated the KBJ has been in attendance since.
I'm not disputing the fact that the FLARE has been reignited today.

Pisces21
Just to put the record straight.
The flare was shut down Friday evening
The Rem Trader was manoeuvering alongside the TOl approx 11 30 pm Friday.
She departed from the TOL approx 03.00hr Saturday morning, destination Aberdeen.
The KBJ manoeuvered alongside the TOL first thing Saturday morning, took what I assume to be a part load and has remained in attendance since.

Grampian Sovereign 8nm SE of TOL, speed 12knots.

Just to calm thing down.
Rem Trader still docked in Aberdeen.
Grampian Sovereign on passage from Aberdeen, Destination TOL !!.
KBJ & E-Celina still in attendance at TOL.

The KBJ appears to be manoeuvring alongside the port-side of the TOL, unless they have gone to make toast on the big bright flare.

After a brief visit to the TOL the Rem Trader is now heading back to Aberdeen ETA 2200hrs 23/11/19

The Esvagt Celina has moved to a position approx 0. 5mls directly downwind of the TOL, suggesting Flaring might be in a shut-in period or completed.

Regardless of when the RNS arrives, I think if we have confirmation of connectivity between Lincoln and Warwick, it should do the SP the world of good.

Rem Trader SE of Holandstuon destination TOL
Esvaght Celina & KBJ standing off 1.2 & 2.6 nm NW of TOL respectively.
Wind from the East 24 knots
From the distance, the vessels are standing off indicates the TOL might be still Flaring.

Grampian Sovereign, has left Aberdeen destination AM.
Rem Trader berthed south end of Aberdeen Harbour
Weather, wind southerly 24 knots, improving slightly over the weekend.

Sorry to interrupt these very technical and well-informed discussions but thought I should bring the bb up to date as to what our hard-working offshore ships crews are up to.
Grampian Sovereign Rem Trader berthed in Aberdeen.
Wind from the South 24knots.
Esvagt Celina & KBJ 1 & 3 nm to the west of TOL respectively.

Esvagt Celina appears to have one of her high-speed rescue boats in the water following in her wake.
Can only assume it is part of the safety procedures while Flaring.

Weather conditions out at WW very favourable, wind from the SE 6 knots.
Rem Trader heading for Aberdeen ETA 0500 hrs 20.11. 19.

The KBJ has now cast off from the TOL port-side, and although we have very light winds from the SE, all support vessels are to windward.
Just my obs make of it what you will.

TOL still making use of the supply vessels, RT has spent periods of time on both sides of the Rig throughout the day.
KBJ is at the moment moving alongside the port side of the Rig, still plenty of activity out at WW.