Red Sands Radio

Oyster Parade Sat 21/07/12

Whilst Steve was getting ready to entertain and amuse the Coastal Towns and the fish of the Thames Estuary Basin

The Oyster Parade got underway here are some pictures from our studio vantage point

Red Sands Radio first with the photographs

Steve goes trawling Sun 15/07/12

Stephen Wright not content with upsetting the boatmen of his native Gravesend, came back into Whitstable on Sunday afternoon following his Saturday evening programme despite a curfew

Seen at the harbour front he was snapped by an eagle eyed photographer

Luckily locals had been forewarned of his antics and he was chased out of town by fishermen brandishing marlin spikes

Dear Red Sands Radio Please leave Stephen alone we really enjoy his programme and it’s nice to be able to put a face to the name, the picture of him with his charming daughter is lovely – Doris Harbuckle

Leotard Sun 08/07/12

In Steve’s Saturday Night he glibly said one of the scariest things would be Bob springing out from behind a wall in a yellow leotard

Mike Elwood found our transmitter day glow coat & grabbed a shot of Bob for Stephen Wright, however it appears to have found its way onto the website!

Saturday Evening Sat 07/07/12

A sunny moment in Whitstable, the sun gives a golden glow to one of the countries oldest yacht clubs

Founded in 1902 the facility is host to several international events annually

Windy Farm Fri 29/06/12

With the expansion of the Windfarm of the Kentish Flats there are a number of ships attending …

Quite often to make the best of the tides they lay off the coast in the mouth of the Swale

Back at the Vestas & Vattenfall base in Whitstable Harbour the sun sets over the service yard

RX43 Simon Issak Fri 22/06/12

Brian Foad’s fishing boat the Rye registered RX43 Simon Issak pictured on the hard by Whitstable RNLI Station on 5th July 2010 at 17.48