Lady Grace Boat Trips announces its plan to sell business
A BELOVED one-woman seafaring business has announced its decision to sell - the starting bid is at £65,000.
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A BELOVED one-woman seafaring business has announced its decision to sell - the starting bid is at £65,000.
A BELOVED one-woman seafaring business has announced its decision to sell - the starting bid is at £65,000.
The majority of the dolphins were adults and between 10ft and 12ft in size, however, Stacey also said she spotted a couple of calves, each about 4ft, in the water She said: “We stopped motoring to watch in awe as these beautiful creatures surfaced right in front of us. “Completely dismayed at what we were seeing, dolphins on the Essex coastline, that can’t be right, can it? “With jet black backs and dorsals which were tall, curved and sickle shaped, and white and pale horizontal stripes down their bodies with short, rounded and blunt beaks, we knew these were not any dolphin w...
The majority of the dolphins were adults and between 10ft and 12ft in size, however, Stacey also said she spotted a couple of calves, each about 4ft, in the water She said: “We stopped motoring to watch in awe as these beautiful creatures surfaced right in front of us. “Completely dismayed at what we were seeing, dolphins on the Essex coastline, that can’t be right, can it? “With jet black backs and dorsals which were tall, curved and sickle shaped, and white and pale horizontal stripes down their bodies with short, rounded and blunt beaks, we knew these were not any dolphin w...
A POD of rare white-beaked dolphins have been spotted off the coast of Essex for the first time in more than two decades. Stacey Belbin, who runs Lady Grace Boat Trips from Mersea Island, was out sea fishing on Scott Belbin’s boat, Galloper of Essex, when she spotted the animals’ black dorsal fins breaching in and out of the water. Shocked by what she had seen, Stacey quickly snapped some pictures of the animals using her phone. Once back on dry land, she contacted the relevant authorities, who confirmed it was the first sighting of the animals in the area since 2000.