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ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION
VISIT TO POOLE
By Mr Paul Brown
and Maserati Enthusiasts
Just like to bring this to the forefront,give it major consideration especially for the boating fraternity amongst us,there is no better reason to endorse and support this , these guys are under funded and do an extremely dangerous job at times with little or no reward other than saving lives, Paul has been Instrumental in organising this meet, it covers a tour of the RNLI Poole their boat/ equipment and services including a demonstration followed by a meal and a drive around local country roads , Lets give it some support and recognition by attending and participating
Monday 28 June 2010
P R O G R A M M E
09:45, Arrival and coffee at the Lifeboat College
10:00, Welcome presentation and tour of the Lifeboat College
10:30, Capsize Drill in the Sea Survival Pool
10:50, Tour of the Simulator and Engine Room
11:30, Visit the Operations Room
12:00, Presentation by John Nurser, RNLI Principal Engineer
12:30Lunch at Riggers restaurant in Lifeboat College £11.50 per head
13:30Close
Drive around local country roads organised by Paul,After lunch I thought about a Maserati outing, taking the chain ferry across to Studland and the Isle of Purbeck. This could make an interesting photo opportunity but we would have to brave the queues. Once across the divide it is National Trust land and the scenery is spectacular as we make our way to Lulworth Cove. This route would only allow for short bursts of sporty driving but the journey is nonetheless worth making. There is plenty of open plan parking (pay and display) and cream teas together with other refreshments available at our destination.
regards Loz
VISIT TO POOLE
By Mr Paul Brown
and Maserati Enthusiasts
Just like to bring this to the forefront,give it major consideration especially for the boating fraternity amongst us,there is no better reason to endorse and support this , these guys are under funded and do an extremely dangerous job at times with little or no reward other than saving lives, Paul has been Instrumental in organising this meet, it covers a tour of the RNLI Poole their boat/ equipment and services including a demonstration followed by a meal and a drive around local country roads , Lets give it some support and recognition by attending and participating
Monday 28 June 2010
P R O G R A M M E
09:45, Arrival and coffee at the Lifeboat College
10:00, Welcome presentation and tour of the Lifeboat College
10:30, Capsize Drill in the Sea Survival Pool
10:50, Tour of the Simulator and Engine Room
11:30, Visit the Operations Room
12:00, Presentation by John Nurser, RNLI Principal Engineer
12:30Lunch at Riggers restaurant in Lifeboat College £11.50 per head
13:30Close
Drive around local country roads organised by Paul,After lunch I thought about a Maserati outing, taking the chain ferry across to Studland and the Isle of Purbeck. This could make an interesting photo opportunity but we would have to brave the queues. Once across the divide it is National Trust land and the scenery is spectacular as we make our way to Lulworth Cove. This route would only allow for short bursts of sporty driving but the journey is nonetheless worth making. There is plenty of open plan parking (pay and display) and cream teas together with other refreshments available at our destination.
regards Loz
