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A big thank you to Discovery & 567 Cape Talk for a wonderful Moonstruck 2013 on 4th beach Clifton. It was a wind free, glorious Cape Town evening with great music. Thousands of people poured onto 4th beach and the support for NSRI was excellent with R29 500 raised for the Bakoven.Picture by Paula Leech. Picture by Paula Leech.DSC09468 Picture by Paula Leech.Picture by Paula Leech. Picture by Paula Leech.The Table Bay rescue boat has just left moonstruck and was called back to tow a vessel. Picture Kim Germishuis. The Table Bay rescue boat has left Moonstruck and was then called back to tow a vessel. Picture Kim Germishuis.Picture by Paula Leech. Picture by Paula Leech.Sail past of NSRI boats. Picture Andrew Ingram. Sail past of NSRI boats. Picture Andrew Ingram.Picture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescuePicture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescuePicture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescueDonna with two glow sticks that were sold in aid of NSRI. Donna with two glow sticks that were sold in aid of NSRI.
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