Thomas Fitter

Postgraduate researcher at the University of Liverpool 🌊 Part time photographer 📸

[Andrew J. Plater @GeomorphologyDr]

Thanks to @FitterThomas and the team at Southport Lifeboat for a very enjoyable day chatting about the coast and the sea. You do an incredible job! https://t.co/qPJP4B0hu3

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@flowonthegoltd reaches St. Ives

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Looking at some flows on the go with @flowonthegoltd

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An early Saturday start to capture the sunrise.

📍Buttermere, Lake District

@lakedistrictnpa

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A great experience visiting @UniofOxford with @highamjonny showcasing @flowonthegoltd. It was a pleasure to meet @Nick_Everard and learn best-practices for ADCP measurements.

Interesting to see how challenges related to hydrological monitoring are addressed.

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@flowonthegoltd… on the go
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@GeomorphologyDr @flowonthegoltd @MCA_media Yes! It was a few weeks back when filming for a tide safety video - https://t.co/wJQB9PKbUP

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Aerial perspective of the incoming tide flooding Southport's 'Pier Channel'.

With speeds in the region of 0.76 m/s (nearly 2 mph), it's a dangerous place to be on a flooding tide...

@flowonthegoltd @MCA_media #ItsBehindYou

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@GeomorphologyDr @highamjonny @flowonthegoltd I had to...

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A late-night sunset over Blackpool taken from Southport Beach.

@visitBlackpool

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@HMCoastguard helicopter Rescue 936 descending to land on Southport Beach following a rescue by @SouthportRescue

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Hidden within the picturesque approaches to the Port of Liverpool are a series of sand banks, wrecks and shifting sands. Combined with potent tidal flow, navigating the Mersey Estuary is a hazardous undertaking.

📸Pilot boat Petrel:

@PeelPorts @briggsmarine @Mersey_Maritime

[Veðurstofa Íslands / Icelandic Met Office @Vedurstofan]

Fyrsta mynd af gosinu. Tekin úr þyrlu Landhelgisgæslunnar. Syðri endi tungunnar er um 2,6 km frá Suðurstrandarvegi. Miðað við fyrstu upplýsingar er sprungan um 200 m löng.