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MCA - Coastguard - Contacting Chambers Info & RNLI Forum: Discuss big effort in the channel in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Incredible when you look at the distance between the boat and the crewman in the sea and in that weather ...

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Incredible when you look at the distance between the boat and the crewman in the sea and in that weather how difficult it must have been to spot him in the sea.
very reassuring if your a diver who has lost contact with the boat though, 3 hours in a drysuit in daytime in july or august wont put you in the hypothermia pit before someone gets to you!
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