Faced with starvation Caroline stopped broadcasting on AM but the ship was left crewed as they pursued getting a licence. This ship was a replacement for the one that sank and it broadcast until 1990 when the UK government banned people from supplying offshore radio stations with food. When BBC One opened to play pop and the pirate stations got outlawed they largely died except for Caroline which continued broadcasting despite their main ship Mi Amigo sinking into the North Sea and various attempts by the government to silence them. The ship was the third belonging to Radio Caroline, a pirate radio station that broadcast on AM across Europe but was particularly popular in the UK as until the late 1960s we didn't have commercial radio and the state-run broadcaster the BBC didn't play much popular music. If you enjoy fantasy artwork, check out The Imaginary Network: Expanded! If you have any other questions please check out the FAQ.Regarding reposts: it is not a repost unless it was posted to /r/AbandonedPorn less than three months ago, or if it's already in the top100 of all time.
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You are encouraged to include the photographer's name in the title, if known.Include the resolution in in the title, if known.Include some context in your title (what the picture is of).They faced jail time and a lot of them could not swim. Many of the DJs took risks to work on the ships. "It sounds dramatic now and it only lasted three years but it was an intense three years," he said
"When the law was passed and the big stations shut down on August 14 1967, to us, I was a 16-year-old, I would say today it was the equivalent of taking away Facebook, Twitter, all the social media," he said. Radio Caroline was the first pirate station and rivals soon followed, some operating from ships and others from old military forts in the Thames estuary. Station kept afloat by passionate presenters Steve Anthony said he was inspired by Radio Caroline as a teenager but he had to wait until he had finished a career lasting more than 40 years before he had the time to join the station. "It was this mysterious place from where music came and now that you can actually come and stand onboard it produces some very strong emotions."
Many of the DJs took risks to work on the ship including facing jail time.
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