RELIEF LIFEBOAT OWEN AND ANN AISHER
Slipway Manouvres 1987
By Laurie Stonehouse
It looks like an open day with people waiting to climb aboard the relief lifeboat, which was probably only in Newhaven for a short time. This may have been one of the last lifeboats to use the old lifeboat house because the new larger lifeboats were too large to use the slipway, or, to fit into the lifeboat house. I'm almost certain that these photographs were taken in 1987.
MOVING THROUGH
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GOING PAST
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COMING BACK
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NEARLY THERE
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CHRIS WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH THAT STICK
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TALKING
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STILL TALKING
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WHAT'S NEXT
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MICHAEL MOORE GREASING THE SLIPWAY
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BACK INTO THE LIFEBOAT HOUSE
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PEOPLE WATCHING
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THE CROWDS ARE WATCHING
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ALL ABOARD
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ALL ABOARD A BIT MORE
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ON THE SLIPWAY
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GOING BACK INTO THE LIFEBOAT HOUSE
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