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Following Simon's Town's call out to tow in the 51 foot Chinese sailing vessel called “Oh-Feeling” they had 4 of the 6 man crew pay them a visit at the rescue base 16th of May to deliver a word of thanks and a gift. They can be seen in the picture attached from left to right ( Wei Jun, Liu Zu Yang, Wang Tie Nan, Li Jing Chene) with deputy coxswain Louis Duimelaar. The crew left Simon's Town with the burgee of their sailing club and where the vessels home is “Xiamen Ironrock Sailing Club” in Xiaman China as token of their appreciation.
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