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SHOUTS - 2011/2012
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Weather | Report |
Crew |
| 30/01/2012 | 13:42 | 13:53 | Rough sea SE F 5-6 Visibility good |
5 Fisherman Saved From Capsized Trawler At about 13:40 many 999 calls were received by HM Coastguard about a local trawler that had capsized on approaching the River Teign estuary mouth, close to the bar. The Teignmouth relief lifeboat 'Mary Lewis' was launched immediately with three volunteer crew on board. The five fisherman on board the trawler had taken refuge on the dry side of the wheelhouse; the lifeboat crew managed to take all five fisherman onto the lifeboat, with the lifeboat suffering some damage from the edge of the stricken trawler. The lifeboat returned quickly to the lifeboat station where Paramedics were waiting. All of the casualties were a bit shaken and cold; Paramedics examined them and pronounced all OK. The lifeboat station shore crew provided hot drinks and blankets, and the casualties were allowed to go when they felt ready. |
Boat crew: Shore crew DLA Ken Ball |
| 15/01/2012 | 12:44 | 13:05 | Good visibility Easterly F5-6 Rough sea |
Sunday January 15th 2012 Launch in bad conditions to assist 2 persons and a dog The Teignmouth relief lifeboat 'Mary Lewis', was launched in rough seas to assist a dog and two persons in the water between Boat Cove and Coryton Cove, Dawlish. On the arrival of the lifeboat at Dawlish, HM Coastguard reported that the two persons had recovered themselves, and although cold and wet were no worse for their ordeal. Unfortunately the dog was overcome by the seas and lost its life. |
Alan Edwards Shore crew: DLA LPO |
| 31/12/11 | 18:44 | 20:00 | Fine drizzle WSW F4-6 Visibility 5 miles Sea State - calm |
Missing women search - Third launch over the festive period The Police through HM Coastguard tasked the relief Teignmouth lifeboat 'Mary Lewis' to assist with the search for a high 'risk missing lady' in the Maidencombe area. The lady has a history of going missing, and previously had entered the sea near Maidencombe. The lifeboat and its volunteer crew conducted a shoreline search near Maidencombe, and the Teignmouth XP boat was launched to search the shoreline of the River Teign. Helicopters from RAF Chivenor and HM Coastguard at Portland, plus local police, HM Coastguard teams from Torbay and Teignmouth and two members of the Teignmouth lifeboat shore crew helped search the area, and the missing lady was found at approx 19:50 on the shore by the police. |
B 85 Boat crew Shore crew: DLA's LPO: |
| 29/12/2011 | 10:28 | 11:02 | Rain showers W F4-5 Choppy water in river |
Two windsurfers in trouble near Coombe Cellars The relief lifeboat 'Mary Lewis' was launched to go to the assistance of a father and sign windsurfing in the River Teign near Coombe Cellars. On the way to Coombe Cellars the father was collected from the water and taken to Coombe Cellars and reunited with his son who had been recovered a bit earlier by HM Coastguard. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA |
| 25/12/11 | 03:25 | 04:20 | Calm sea Light winds |
Stood-by Despondent Male at Spray Point Shortly after 3:20am on Christmas Day, the pagers alerted the volunteer crew to go to the aid of the Police and HM Coastguard. A despondent male was reported as standing on the sea wall near the Lido (later changed to the sea wall at Spray Point), where he was apparently threatening to jump into the sea. The lifeboat stood-by whilst the Police managed to persuade him to come to a place of safety. The lifeboat was stood-down at 3:20am. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA LPO |
| 02/12/2011 | 13:30 | 15:15 | Good visibility Light variable breeze Smooth sea with 0.2m swell |
Fishing boat towed in to Teignmouth The fishing boat 'Annie' (approx 6.5m long, on route back to Teignmouth with a crew of two, suffered mechanical failure to its inboard diesel engine about 6.5 miles East North East of Teignmouth. The lifeboat with its volunteer crew of four arrived with the casualty vessel at 13:45 and took it under tow to Teignmouth arriving back at 15:15 |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA Ken Ball &
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| 25/10/2011 | 20:53 | 22:28 | Clear sky Visibility - very good SW light breeze 1m swell Slight sea |
Possible Missing Person The Teignmouth relief lifeboat 'Mary Lewis' and its volunteer crew were asked to assist the local police in a search along the coastline after a a bag containing keys was found in the Watcombe area. A search from Watcombe Head to Long Quarry was carried out helped by searchlights and an image intensifier but nothing was found. The lifeboat returned to station at 22:28 hrs. |
Boat crew: DLA's |
| 19/10/2011 | 21:27 | 22:03 | Light Rain SW F4-5 Rough sea |
Suicide concern at Coryton Cove Following a request by the local Police, the Teignmouth relief lifeboat 'Mary Lewis' was launched with three volunteer crew and a policeman on board to assist other police and the local coastguard auxiliary with a man who was threatening to take his own life. The man in question had climbed onto the seawall at Coryton Cove, but a police negotiator persuaded him to climb down, and he was taken by the police to the local station for further talks. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LPO - Tony Watson |
15/10/2011
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13:28
15:41 |
14:10
16:25 |
Cloudy |
Yacht aground on the Bar Following a request from HM Coastguard Brixham, the relief Atlantic 85 lifeboat 'Mary Lewis' was launched to assist the 22ft yacht 'De-Velde' with three persons on board which had gone aground on the Bar, north of the Ness at Teignmouth. The crew and passengers of the yacht decided to remain on board and wait the 2 hours for the tide to begin flooding again, and refloat them. The volunteer lifeboat crew securely set the yachts' anchor and returned to station. The lifeboat launched again at 15:41 and with the rising tide helped the yacht to refloat. The yacht crew were unable to re-start their auxiliary engines but set their sails to continue their passage to Exmouth, and requested a tow from the estuary mouth into clear water. Once the volunteer lifeboat crew were satisfied that the yacht was safely clear of the river mouth and on its way to Exmouth, the tow was withdrawn, and the lifeboat returned to station at 16:25. |
Boat crew: (2nd launch) Shore crew: DLA - Derek Davis James Trout LPO - Tony Watson |
| 09/10/2011 | 17:51 | 18:46 | Dry Gusty F4-5 SW Calm inshore |
Medical evacuation from Holcombe HM Coastguard Brixham requested the assistance of the Teignmouth lifeboat to help a 25 year old woman who had fallen on the lower sea wall near Smugglers Cove (Parson & Clerk). The paramedics already in attendance were unable to recover the casualty to the ambulance along the rocks, so the volunteer lifeboat crew put her in a stretcher and took her by sea to the lifeboat station where more paramedics were waiting to treat her and to take her to hospital. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: Dave Matthews LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 05/10/2011 | 21:23 | 22:40 | Drizzle - poor visibility W F4-5 Calm in river |
Potential suicide attempt The police and HM Coastguard requested the presence of the Teignmouth lifeboat to standby a possible suicide attempt from the A380 bridge over the upper reaches of the River Teign. Because of the low state of the tide, the XP small lifeboat was deployed with the Atlantic 85. The casualty was eventually persuaded to leave the bridge and was taken into care by the ambulance service. |
B805 Boat crew: XP boat crew: Shore crew: |
| 06/10/2011 | 18:30 | 19:50 | Squally F5-6 SW Moderate sea |
Yacht in difficulties 2m SE of Teignmouth A request was received from HM Coastguard Brixham to investigate a yacht that might be in difficulties 3 miles SE of Teignmouth. On arrival at the anchored 7.9m yacht the RNLI volunteer crew found one person on board. The yacht had no engine, no radio, no lifejackets and no lines. The yacht was towed into Teignmouth. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA- Ken Ball |
| 18/09/2011 | 12:00 (noon) | 13:37 | Good visibility Squally F4-5 NE Moderate/choppy sea Swell 1.5m |
Yacht with broken rudder near the Ore Stone The yacht was quickly located near the Ore Stone and taken under tow to Brixham (taking about 60 minutes). All the crew aboard the casualty yacht were well equipped in waterproof gear, lifejackets etc., and in good humour and no worse for the experience. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA - Ken Ball |
| 17/09/2011 | 10:42 | 11:20 | Good visibility F 2-3 SW |
Two rescued from the River Teign, after 16ft lugger capsizes Various members of the public witnessed the accident which was fortunate as the two casualties were not wearing lifejackets and also had no means of communication to call for help. The volunteer lifeboat crew recovered the two from the water and took them ashore where Paramedics assessed them and then allowed them to go home. HM Coastguard also offered water safety advice. It transpired that they had lifejackets on board, but the couple considered them too bulky to wear. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA - Ken Ball |
| 02/09/11 | 08:33 | 08:50 | Mist Poor visibility Light breeze Variable Smooth sea |
Drowning woman saved off Maidencombe Beach A 999 call from the husband of a woman in the sea about 100 yards of Maidencombe Beach resulted in the Teignmouth lifeboat being launched to assist. The woman had been in the water for over 25 minutes and was very cold and close to drowning - she was immediately taken on board the lifeboat with her breathing assisted by the volunteer lifeboat crew. The lifeboat returned quickly to the lifeboat station with her breathing still being assisted - a Paramedic was ready waiting at the station who then gave first aid until an ambulance arrived to transfer her to hospital. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 25/08/11 | 08:55 | 09:15 | Very good visibility Calm sea Still (wind) |
Boat floating unmanned off the Parson & Clerk rock The lifeboat with its volunteer crew was launched to investigate a 12ft rowing boat floating unoccupied close to Smugglers Lane and the Parson & Clerk rock. The rowing boat was recovered and returned to the owners. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: Ken Ball - DLA Tony Watson - LPO |
| 23/08/11 | 15:40 | 16:13 | Overcast E/SE F2-3 Slight sea |
Lifeboat launched to a swimmer close to the rocks HM Coastguard Brixham requested the launch of the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' to a rocky area close to Ansteys Cove where it was thought a young man was cut-off by the tide. On arrival it was confirmed by the mobile Coastguard team that the individual was actually jumping into the sea and then recovering himself via the the rocks. The lifeboat crew located the individual and having ascertained that he was OK, provided him with safety information as to the dangers of jumping into the water in that rocky area, and also advised him of the concern his activities were having on spectators. |
Boat crew: Shore crew:
Tony Watson - LPO |
| 11/08/2011 | 11:44 | 12:51 | Overcast Good visibility Moderate breeze - Westerly Smooth sea |
Sailing Dinghy in difficulties HM Coastguard Brixham requested the launch of the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' to a report of a sailing dinghy in difficulties near to Hopes Nose. The volunteer crew located the Wayfarer dinghy some way out to sea from Hopes Nose and drifting with no steerage as the rudder had been lost. The dinghy occupants of two adults and one one teenager were taken on board the lifeboat and warmed up, whilst the dinghy was taken in tow to Polly Steps, Teignmouth. |
Boat crew Shore crew: |
| 08/08/2011 | 16:20 | 18:20 | Good visibility NW F2-3 Slight sea |
Missing Child HM Coastguard Brixham tasked the Teignmouth lifeboat to help search for a missing 7 year old. The young boy was reported missing near Dawlish Warren, and a search of the coastline was carried out in conjunction with Exmouth ILB. Several Coastguard teams and the Police searched the beaches and inland areas - the boy was found some 90 minutes later in an Amusement Arcade, safe and well. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA - Ken Ball LPO - Tony Watson |
| 07/08/2011 | 14:20 | 14:50 | Part cloudy Good visibility Light breeze - Westerly Smooth sea |
Assisted vessel with fuel problem HM Coastguard Brixham requested the lifeboat to assist three persons on board a 19ft Shetland cruiser that had apparently suffered some mechanical problems. The boat was drifting about 1 mile off The Ness when the lifeboat arrived - the broken down boat was taken in tow to Gales Hill, Teignmouth. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA - Ken Ball |
| 31/07/2011 | 11:30 | 12:25 | Overcast E F1 Calm sea |
Tasked to assist Jet Ski near Dawlish Warren Whilst the lifeboat was proceeding to Pole Sands, a rib assisted the jet ski to Dawlish Warren beach. The coastguard requested the lifeboat to attend the jet ski, take details and provide safety advice. The lifeboat crew on approach to Dawlish Warren beach declined this request as there was too little water for the lifeboat to safely approach the beach – the lifeboat was then stood down. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA - James Trout |
| 16/07/2011 | 15:08 | 16:40 | Fair visibility WSW F5-6 Rough sea |
Gear box failure on dive boat 'SeaQuest' HM Coastguard tasked the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' to go to the assistance of the dive boat 'SeaQuest' that reported gear box problems whilst in a position about 7 miles off The Ness. The lifeboat located the broken down boat about 15 minutes later and established that all 12 divers were back on board. The dive boat was then taken in tow to Teignmouth arriving back about 1h 20m later with everyone safe and sound. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA: Ken Ball |
| 03/07/2011 | 17:09 | 17:23 | Sunny Calm F1 W |
Children reported in the water near Shaldon Beach The Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' was launched after a report of children in the water above Shaldon Bridge, near Humphrey's Boat Yard. The lifeboat arrived to find two girls (aged around 15) in a small rowing dinghy, that had been swept by the incoming tide from near Back Beach. They had been unable to attract anyone's attention whilst caught in the tide, and had tried to wade ashore, but the water had proved too deep and they climbed back into the rowing boat. The lifeboat crew took both the girls and the rowing boat on board the lifeboat and returned them and the rowing boat to Back Beach, none the worse for their ordeal. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 03/07/2011 | 11:17 | Calm sea Good visibility F1 W |
Assisted 18ft Bowrider sports boat The lifeboat was returning to station after normal exercises, when the crew noticed a sports boat struggling against the tide in the river mouth. The 18ft Bowrider was taken in tow to Polly Steps. |
Boat crew: Giles Squirrell Mark Barret Pete Shillabeer |
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| 14/06/2011 | 18:15 | 18:56 | Overcast Slight choppy sea F3-4 SSE |
Broken-down angling boat The lifeboat was launched to assist a broken down angling boat near Teignmouth Pier with two adults and a 15 year old boy on board. The angling boat had an inboard diesel engine, but appeared to have run out of fuel. The boat was towed in Teignmouth. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA: James Trout |
| 05/06/2011 | 1300 | 13:12 | 1m Swell at river entrance Good visibility NE F2-3 |
Concern over Kayaker leads to short search Immediately after the Sunday morning exercise, with the lifeboat still on the slip and being washed and refueled, the lifeboat crew were alerted to a possible missing young kayaker. The kayakers father reported to the Teignmouth lifeguards his concern for his son. The lifeboat launched but was quickly stood down and the missing young man was located on Shaldon Beach. |
Boat crew: DLA - James Trout |
| 04/06/2011 | 06:48 | 07:06 | Dry Calm in river SE F1-2 |
Drifting sunken motor boat The Teignmouth lifeboat and its volunteer crew were launched as a precaution early on this Saturday morning to a report of a sunken boat and mooring marker buoy drifting on the tide in the river. The buoy was first seen in the river mouth near the Lucette beacon, and later near to the docks. The lifeboat was launched and joined with the Harbour Commission vessel 'Barbara' - the Harbour Commission crew put a a line on the buoy. The sunken motor boat was towed by the 'Barbara' and put ashore on the Salty where it was confirmed that there was no indication of any recent occupancy - the lifeboat returned to station. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 30/05/2011 | 14:07 | 14:20 | Good visibility Calm water W F2-3 |
Couple trapped on the 'Salty' A married couple, became trapped on the 'Salty' as the tide rose. The couple from Bristol were cockling when the tide came in faster than they expected - the couple raised the alarm by mobile phone to Brixham Coastguard who asked the Teignmouth 85 class lifeboat 'The Two Annes' with its volunteer crew to lift them off. The couple were put ashore at Shaldon beach, none the worse for the experience. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 15/05/2011 | 21:25 | 21:43 | Calm sea Good visibility Slight breeze F1-2 W |
Lifeboat launched to investigate small boat in the Estuary A member of the public was concerned over a small boat apparently having problems entering the River Teign Estuary. The lifeboat was launched to investigate and found a small fishing boat out of Dawlish who were fishing whilst drifting on the tide. The lifeboat crew ascertained that there were no safety problems and returned to station. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 12/05/2011 | 13:42 | 14:00 | Good visibility Breeze F3 W Calm sea |
Search for 'lost' man HM Coastguard Brixham requested the help of the Teignmouth lifeboat and its volunteer crew to look for a man apparently 'lost'. The brief to the duty deputy launch authority was that a gentleman had telephoned the coastguard to say he was 'lost' and described his appearance as wearing a suit. Several local auxiliary coastguard teams and the lifeboat were tasked to search in the Babbacombe and Long Quarry areas - within a few minutes of the launch of the lifeboat, a coastguard team had located the gentleman. The lifeboat was then stood-down and returned to station whilst a coastguard team continued to try and find some items lost by the gentleman. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA: Ken Ball |
| 08/05/2011 | 11:05 | 11:55 | Fair visibility Breeze F3 SW |
Children cut-off by the tide HM Coastguard Brixham asked for the help of the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' and her volunteer crew in assisting seven children cut-off by the tide at Maidencombe. On arrival at Maidencombe the lifeboat was unable to get close to the rocks but two crew swam ashore to help the youngsters who had climbed to a flat area of rock above the water level. The four boys managed to make their way to the beach down the rocks leaving the girls behind. The three girls were guided by the crewmen and taken onboard the lifeboat and put ashore at Babbacombe Pier. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: |
| 06/05/2011 | 23:15 | Saturday 00:13 | Fair visibility Gentle breeze F3 SW |
Yacht collides with lighthouse A concerned member of the public raised the alarm with Brixham Coastguard of a yacht apparently drifting in the River Teign estuary whilst not under command. The 26ft yacht had been seen colliding with the Lucette lighthouse on several occasions whilst being carried by the tide. The Teignmouth lifeboat was tasked to investigate and on arrival at the yacht found three adults on board (two male and one female) apparently on a passage from Torquay to Southampton. There appeared to have been a disagreement between the crew, and the yacht put into Teignmouth. The lifeboat crew towed the yacht to Morgan's Quay and beached her to assess the damage to the hull. Members of the local constabulary met the yacht crew on arrival. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: |
| 24/04/2011 | 18:05 | 18:11 | Clear Sky Good visibility Light breeze F02 SE |
Overdue Swimmer A report was received that indicated a swimmer was overdue between Exmouth and Dawlish. As the Teignmouth lifeboat passed the Pier on route to the search area, the Exmouth IRB located the casualty and escorted him to safety. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: LOM - Mike Schooling |
| 21/04/2011 | 14:34 | 15:09 | Cloudless and clear sky Good visibility Wind: S F02 Calm sea |
Broken-down speedboat off Dawlish The Teignmouth lifeboat with its volunteer crew were called to assist the occupants of a 5.2 metre speedboat suffering from mechanical failure whilst anchored approx 50m off Dawlish beach. The two adults and a teenager on board had been enjoying the calm sea when their engine would not restart. The vessel was taken in tow and returned to Polly Steps, Teignmouth. The three persons on board were not wearing lifejackets, a point made to them by HM Coastguard when they were met at Teignmouth. |
Boat crew: Shore crew:
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| 07/04/2011 | 16:14 | 16:14 | Bright and sunny | Lifeboat launch request - lifeboat stood down before launch A request to launch the lifeboat for a person collapsed in the water near Eastcliff was called off before the lifeboat was launched. The person reported as ill recovered quickly and was attended to by the local Coastguard team. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: DLA Ken Ball |
| 13/03/2011 | 13:05 | 13:26 | Bright and sunny Calm sea W F2-3 |
Lifeboat launched to investigate small dinghy HM Coastguard Brixham received a report from a member of the public and also from the National Coastwatch (NCI) tower of a drifting dinghy about 1.75 miles off Labrador Bay. The lifeboat 'The Two Annes' was launched to investigate, and found two fisherman in a 2.0m rib at the position indicated. When the lifeboat crew attended the rib, there was an offshore wind and an ebb tide, but the sea was calm and the weather bright and sunny.The lifeboat crew expressed their concern for the safety of the small craft and the occupants, and suggested that they return to closer to the shore. The occupants had safety equipment on the rib, but were not wearing their lifejackets. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: |
| 24/02/2011 | 18:18 | 18:29 | Good visibility Light breeze SW F2 Calm sea |
Search for missing vulnerable person HM Coastguard and the Police requested the help of the Teignmouth lifeboat in their search for a vulnerable man, missing near Dawlish. The lifeboat with its volunteer crew of four was requested to search in the Dawlish Bay area. Whilst the lifeboat was en route to Dawlish the Police reported that they had located the gentleman, and the lifeboat was stood down. |
Boat crew: |
| 20/02/2011 | 12:35 | 12:42 | Overcast Rough sea F4 Easterly breeze 2m swell |
5.5m Speedboat sinks off Teignmouth – Teignmouth volunteer lifeboat crew swiftly recover three men from the sea - one for the second time! HM Coastguard Brixham tasked the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' to go to the assistance of the three adult occupants of a 5.5m Fletcher speedboat that had gone ashore on Ness Pole Sands, about 100 metres off the Ness in adverse sea and weather conditions. The Teignmouth volunteer lifeboat crew were paged as the speedboat was became stuck on the bar, but as the crew were preparing to launch the lifeboat, it became clear that the speedboat occupants were now in the water, so duty helm Adam Truhol wasted no time in launching the lifeboat, albeit with only three volunteer crew instead of the normal four as lives were at risk. The lifeboat was unable to approach the three men in the water directly because of the sea conditions - so helm Truhol took the lifeboat around the sand bar and approached them from the south side. All three were swiftly recovered to the lifeboat and taken to paramedics waiting at the lifeboat station. The lifeboat crew then collected a marker buoy from the harbourmasters office and returned to the sunken speedboat towing it to Bundle Head, for later recovery by the harbourmasters team. Mechanic Charlie Woolnough whilst helping the casualties recognised one of them from a shout in 2009 - it transpired that one of them had been on a 'jet-ski' that broke down off Eastcliff - see the details listed on 25/10/2009.
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| 05/02/2011 | 09:00 | 09:02 | Drizzle Westerly strong breeze F6 Slight swell in the river |
Yacht adrift in Teignmouth harbour Following a report to HM Coastguard at Brixham, the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' was tasked with investigating a 17 metre yacht adrift in the harbour area. Shortly after launching, the Harbour Authority workboat reported that she had safely located the yacht and returned it to its mooring - the lifeboat was stood down. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: Ken Ball - DLA |
| 23/01/2011 | 14:29 | 14:55 | Overcast Calm in the river F3 SW |
Vessel on fire near Ringmore The local fire brigade, Coastguard Auxiliary team and the inshore lifeboat were all called to a vessel on fire just off The Strand, Ringmore on the River Teign. The fire brigade extinguished a small electrical fire on the 22ft boat in the presence of the boat's owner, whilst the Teignmouth lifeboat with its volunteer crew of four stood by. It was soon established that no persons were injured or trapped on the vessel. |
Boat crew: Shore crew: Mike Schooling LOM |
| 09/01/2011 | 10:55 | 11:05 (returned to Torbay for promotional activities) |
Good visibility Slight swell Westerly F3 |
Unattended drifting dinghy Whilst on a promotional exercise with the Torbay ALB for the Discovery Channel, the Teignmouth lifeboat 'The Two Annes' was diverted to investigate a drifting dinghy close to the sewer outfall buoy off Teignmouth. The dinghy was taken aboard the lifeboat and returned to Shaldon beach. The Teignmouth lifeboat then returned to its exercise with the Torbay lifeboat in Torbay. |
Boat crew: DLA Ken Ball |