StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Lifeboat 416

Lifeboat 416 rowing back to the Marina

Some of the crew from "Lifeboat 416" are watching the "Distinguished Gentleman's Ride" motorbikes with bemusement. [I did try to explain the fund raising and fun ride elements to them as well as I could]. www.gentlemansride.com/rides/england/bournemouth-poole note:- B-513 "Orangeaid 1" in the right foreground, this is an inshore lifeboat, specifically an "Atlantic 21" RIB. Built 1973, serving as "William McCunn and Broom Church Youth Fellowship" at Largs (73-80), Relief (80-88), Bangor (88-90) and Relief again (90-97)

Some of the crew from "Lifeboat 416" are watching the "Distinguished Gentleman's Ride" motorbikes with bemusement. [I did try to explain the fund raising and fun ride elements to them as well as I could]. www.gentlemansride.com/rides/england/bournemouth-poole note:- B-513 "Orangeaid 1" in foreground, this is an inshore lifeboat, specifically an "Atlantic 21" RIB. Built 1973, serving as "William McCunn and Broom Church Youth Fellowship" at Largs (73-80), Relief (80-88), Bangor (88-90) and Relief again (90-97)

"Lifeboat 416" dressed overall ... At least she has masts from which her crew can fly the "bunting" - poor ON594, being only pulling / rowing so has no masts ! I had a few ideas for the next time we do this ...

Lifeboat 416 next to ON594, these two are the oldest lifeboats present - built 1868 and 1909. The day's official activities are due to start at 11:00, but most of the crews are already beginning to arrive - and some people are visiting other lifeboats, as well as getting ready ...

The two rowing [or pulling] lifeboats, "416"and "William Riley", didn't row the full parade course, but did come out to join main flotilla. That is Brownsea Island in the background.

Built in 1868 at Messrs. Forrestt & Son of Limehouse in London. Swedish Self-righting, pulling & sailing lifeboat in authentic livery, "Lifeboat 416" crew 10 oars and cox'n www.roddarelaget.se/english