Davis says goodbye to ‘Warren’ the incinerator. A look at sea spray, Heidemann Beach and Hawaiian shirts.

The demise of Warren

After 28 years of service Warren was removed without grace this week in preparation for the new incinerator. We witnessed the final burn last week and already the infrastructure team have Warren free of his foundations and are working on the internal preparation for its replacement. The hectic pace will continue in order to get the roof back on the building before the weather deteriorates as summer comes to an end and winter approaches.

The incinerator building with the roof ready to be removed
The incinerator being lifted out of the building through the roof buy the station crane

Frozen sea spray

We have encountered some cooler weather this past week and when these low temperatures are combined with high winds we get frozen sea spray forming on the shoreline rocks which produces some very interesting formations.

Shore line rocks coated with frozen sea spray
Shore line rocks coated with frozen sea spray

Heidemann Beach Walk

Mother Nature on Heidemann Beach. A sunny Sunday afternoon walk.

The frozen white sand and blue water meet at the shore
Frozen whit sand and sea weed make the shape of a swan on the beach
Snow in the shape of a fish on the beach
Sea weed with frozen ball of ice making it look like grapes on the vine
Sea weed laying on the snow in the shape of a bear

Friday Night, Hawaiian Shirt night

The night started with Big Burger & Chip all dressed in their Hawaiian shirt and the night went on to some playing the card game of Queens and a unplugged acoustic jam session taking place in the corner; a good night had by all.

Pat doing the dishes after dinner in his Hawaiian shirt
Mal V cleaning up after dinner in his Hawaiian shirt
Mal S caught by surprise in his Hawaiian shirt
Paul in his Hawaiian shirt sitting at the dining table giving the piece sign
Gavin, Richard, Mark and Rodney all in their Hawaiian shirts having a quiet beer after a long week
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