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Sea Rescue has a timeshare week at The Peninsula in Sea Point, Cape Town which was generously donated by the family of the late Ian and Maureen Ramsay.The week is for arrival 30 Sep 2016 and departure date is 07 Oct 2016.This very special offer goes to the first NSRI volunteer or NSRI supporter to book and make payment. Contact our Special Events Fundraiser: Krista Lazzari 021 434 4011 or krista@searescue.org.zaWe are hoping to raise R6 500 (which translates to under R1 000 per night for a family of 4) but we will gladly accept a higher bid.The main bedroom has a king size bed, en suite bathroom and open balcony. The sitting room has a sleeper couch, a kitchenette and a bathroom with shower.We usually auction this weekend at our NSRI & Rotary Wine Auction in Johannesburg, but this year the week falls available before we host the auction - so this is a very unique offer.Picture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescuePicture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescuePicture Andrew Ingram / Sea RescuePicture Andrew Ingram / Sea Rescue
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