Mob

[Aging Youth]

Hi Mark,

I am sure you could be in charge of "MOB Deployment".

I take you will be the first to Volunteer

The water is loverly this time of the year or we could leave until february and get our very own Paramedic(retired) to practice his lifesaving skills on a Hypothermia Patient

[Mark Halliday]

Originally Posted by The Jackeens

Sir Mark E.O.B lost an engine overboard as I recall

It was two engines. However both were recovered quickly and after a squirt of WD40, made a speedy recovery.

Originally Posted by Aging Youth

Hi Mark,

I am sure you could be in charge of "MOB Deployment".

I take you will be the first to Volunteer

The water is loverly this time of the year or we could leave until february and get our very own Paramedic(retired) to practice his lifesaving skills on a Hypothermia Patient

I did my Rescue Boat ticket in March and I found the water to be just that little bit cooler than February, and much more to my taste.

[ollyit]

Originally Posted by Hightower

It is surprising how sometimes it's difficult to position your boat to acually pick things out the water by ones self, particularly in tricky conditions. I've tried it on footballs, bouys and base ball caps. You think you're there and by the time your kill cord is removed and you've clambered to the side it's too late.

sunglasses?!?!

[Hightower]

Originally Posted by ollyit

sunglasses?!?!

You should have had a bucket on the other side to catch yours

Get McDonalds ones, you'll never loose them or break them or anything

[The Jackeens]

Have been in touch with an experienced & respected First Aid at Sea Instructor who is happy to work with a group of us in 2007 to knock some sense into us.

Will get a few dates from people over the next week's Christmas meets.
If any other Instructors out there have a favourite topic they could offer a refresher on (& a good price) to a group in the Solent area, please pm or post!

(Jimbo/radio et al. noted)

Kathleen & Paul