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Join the Wilderness volunteers on 25 February 2012 from 9h00 for the inaugural local beach festival, aimed at raising much needed funds for Wilderness Sea Rescue Station 23.There will be a social beach volleyball tournament that will include School teams and a Corporate team challenge. It will be professionally organized and fun for all. Sea Rescue will have a volleyball team taking part and there will be a Sea Rescue training demonstration.Soft drinks and snacks will be sold on the beach. Come and enjoy music on the beach, buy Sea Rescue merchandise, have a beach picnic and fun for whole family – just bring sunscreen, towels & umbrellas.Wilderness Sea Rescue (NSRI) is manned by ordinary people, all of whom are volunteers...Always on call so others may live.
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