>>13704780

The Moons from 1MAR thru MAR5 progress from a New Moon(right next to the Sun to a Waxing Crescent following the Sun by 3 hours.

MAR6 thru MAR8: The Moon goes from a Crescent(3 hrs behind Sun) to a 1st Quarter moon trailing the Sun by 6 hours and rising about noon. These are daytime moons.

MAR9 thru MAR16: Moon goes from Waxing 1st Quarter rising at noon, thru a Waxing Gibbous moon(9 hours behind the Sun) rising at 3pm to a Full Moon rising at sunset. See April discussion about lights and dinner service on the restaurant ships.

Best dates in MAR2014 are from the 17th with a Waning Gibbous moon reducing in appearance until the 22nd with a Last Quarter moon. Am keeping these Last Quarter moons to be conservative. In addition, these Last Quarter moons rising around midnight and possibly being in position of the moon in ROT1 around 3ish in the morning.

>>13713278

Nah, you did great. Thanks, Boat. Those pics are great for reference when talking about the burgees being present. Could be used to compare pictures. From your pics it looks like maybe even a Restaurant flag /burgee.

>>13713036

Noice obs on that prep work, Anon.

>>13712416

>>13713036

Re the illuminated shroud, in all three pics you can make out individual work lights in the same pattern behind the shroud, shaped like an (Irish harp?) Also noted is a shadow cast within the shroud by something piled against that one side.

>>13713138

>How to reconcile? The MAR photo is dated wrong? The scaffold was torn down a level or two during MAR but then built back up and then taken down again later in APR? IDK.

Apologies for not grasping the importance of April2014 pic. But the same preparatory scaffolding in advance of shrouding, plus matching lighted shrouds, is seen in all three of the following: LISAMI6, 24LONDON and SISter. I think 2 are on the same evening (from a Millbank Tower lights match); the other, SISter is VERY close but on different evening either before or after.

>>13716578

Great work, Anon. I knew you would come through to IDEN those flags.

And thanks for minding the shop when UKBaker is temporarily away.

>>13713288

>Thick of it.

Genius writing.

>>13714986

If I try, I can make out a reversed TCG on that flag. Perhaps signifying the Tattershall Castle Group, the owner company.