The volunteer crew of Dover's RNLI Lifeboat were pleased to welcome many supporters during their annual open day which was held on Saturday (3rd August 2013).
The event was opened by the Dover Sea Cadet band and was attended by the Mayor of Dover, Ronnie Philpotts.
Visitors to the lifeboat station, which is situated on Crosswall Quay, were able to meet the crew and were given guided tours of the town's Severn class lifeboat the City Of London II.
Dover's Lifeboat Operations Manager, Roy Couzens said that the day had been huge success and that it was so good to welcome the many supporters of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution to the station and let them see where the money they put in collection boxes was being used to save lives at sea.
Photo: Dover RNLI
Dover Lifeboat crew welcome their supporters
Monday, 5 August 2013
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