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Jeremiah Jackson (Shelly Beach), Lourens de Villiers (Table Bay), Stephan Slade (Port Alfred), Jean le Roux (Hermanus), Ian Fourie (Agulhas), Matthew Melidonis (Simon Jeremiah Jackson (Shelly Beach), Lourens de Villiers (Table Bay), Stephan Slade (Port Alfred), Jean le Roux (Hermanus), Ian Fourie (Agulhas), Matthew Melidonis (Simon's Town)Another group of coxswains have gathered in Cape Town to spend their long weekend at sea. These sessions bring together our emerging leaders from around the country to share their knowledge and experience. Special thanks to their families back home who are so supportive.First up - capsize drill in the cold Cape Town water.Visit to the Survival Centre for capsize drills Visit to the Survival Centre for capsize drills
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