Another Sad Day.

[Wussername]

https://www.greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk/news/man-pronounced-dead-after-falling-in-loddon-staithe-1-6824683

[Hylander]

That is so sad to hear.

[YnysMon]

That is sad news. 

[CambridgeCabby]

Condolences to family and friends of the casualty .

Hopefully we can all respect this time of grief and avoid any unnecessary speculation/discussion 

[Chelsea14Ian]

My thoughts  with family  and friends. Very sad news.

[ChrisB]

This has been a short, very unfortunate season for Norfolk with regards to water related deaths.  My thoughts also to those who have suffered loss.

[jeffbroadslover]

Sad news indeed. Thoughts go to the family and friends at this time

Jeff

[marshman]

From the "other side" it seems as though the individual was well known to the Administrator - makes it all seem so much more personal when he was obliviously known to people we "know". 

Sad loss

[grendel]

indeed a sad occurrence, as could have been Ians unfortunate accident should matters have gone differently, we have to remember that these things can happen to anyone and consequently I will say stay safe everyone.

[Cheesey69]

As was taught to me, my instructor noted that any activities around water seem benign, safe and calm. 
when in fact water is not a happy medium and is always trying to kill you and can easily do so in many ways. 
I don’t know the circumstances of this tragic event but when you sit think of the many ways things can and do go wrong and sometimes, more scary, do so slowly it’s worth remembering that it’s trying to kill you all the time. 
Ive seen drunk people on the quayside, kids with no life jackets sitting in the bows,  crew jumping onto the bank, walking over nests of ropes, trying to control 8 ton of boat with a rope and the list goes on. 
what’s worse? I still do stupid things I main about. 

[Tony07]

So sad thoughts for his family


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