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The work on the Hout Bay Sea Rescue boat, MTU-Nadine Gordimer, is progressing well according to Station Commander Brad Geyser, who visited Tree Top Marine to check up on his rescue boat with his deputy Lyall Pringle, this week. The Hout Bay volunteers were happy to see how well the work was being done.'We were impressed with the contractors knowledge and progress,' said Brad.
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