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    Bit of a special day today. I was fortunate to be part of the escort from the Royal Quays back to Seaham, along with the lifeboats from Sunderland and Hartlepool. I'll put a link on here after the photo's if you want to read the full story...




    Laying of the wreath to commemorate those who perished in the disaster in 1962.....






    Back home at last...


    Here's a link to the story, worth the read...
    seaham lifeboat disaster

  • #2
    canny turn out too chrislot of memories for a canny few folk too
    AUDENTES FORTUNA JUVAT

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    • #3
      Originally posted by lingking View Post
      canny turn out too chrislot of memories for a canny few folk too
      I hope dean had a clean pair of shorts on,seen him yesterday and was in need of a good scrub for the camera

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      • #4
        Special day for all of seaham mate the boat builders did a cracking job it looks amazing just a shame weather wasn't better but still a mint turn out of.people soon it will be on dry land for all to see and pay respects bet you won't forget this day mate
        Cod machine

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        • #5
          It was pretty special and a bit emotional as well. It was strange how the weather picked up for the final mile, then just as the George Elmy was between the dock gates, and home, there was a massive clap of thunder and a flash of fork lightening....spooky....

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          • #6
            Aye i forgot about the thunder bit weird weather wise today i have been watching the lads who built it on YouTube amazing to watch the old style building
            Cod machine

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            • #7
              great read lads.
              tragic story
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              • #8
                Yes great read rip to the lost souls any1 know if the body's where all discoverd?
                Species 2013 : crabs, warts

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                • #9
                  very sad indeed, but the boat is back home

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                  • #10
                    Very tragic bit of history

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by The Jester View Post
                      It was pretty special and a bit emotional as well. It was strange how the weather picked up for the final mile, then just as the George Elmy was between the dock gates, and home, there was a massive clap of thunder and a flash of fork lightening....spooky....
                      exellent turnout for the event and yes that was indeed spooky.

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