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Kim hosted a base tour and coffee morning for our retired members and supporters of Life Boat Club on the 19 October at NSRI Station 23 Wilderness. The newly appointed Station Commander, Robert van Helsdingen gave an interesting talk filled with wonderful accounts of rescues. He showed everyone around the base and a lovely coffee morning was held at Salina's restaurant next to the base afterwards.Below are a few highlights of the events:Left: PJ Hannabus and Station Commander, Robert van Helsdingen Left: PJ Hannabus and Station Commander, Robert van HelsdingenOur raffle winner, Hans Potgieter who has recently moved to Wilderness. Our raffle winner, Hans Potgieter who has recently moved to Wilderness.Everyone got an opportunity to look and even try on some lifejackets. Everyone got an opportunity to look and even try on some lifejackets.Enjoying coffee at Salina Enjoying coffee at Salina's.Kim then made her way up on the 20 October to meet retired crew and supporters of Life Boat Club in Port Elizabeth. The members were given an informal tour of the newly renovated NSRI Station 6 Port Elizabeth rescue base by deputy Station Commander, Justin Erasmus. Brian Hustler (Honorary Life Governor) gave an interesting talk about maritime. Afterwards, they were treated to a lunch at The Chartroom restaurant.Left: Deputy Station Commander Justin Erasmus showing members around the base. Left: Deputy Station Commander Justin Erasmus showing members around the base.pe-3Kim Gresse presenting Station 6 with their very first potplant for their newly renovated base as per their wishlist. Kim presenting Station 6 with their very first pot plant for their newly renovated base as per their wishlist.Members enjoying lunch at The Chartroom Members enjoying lunch at The ChartroomMr Bowren and his daughter Blanche and Rose Langton Mr Bowren and his daughter Blanche and Rose Langton
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