Rowing levers?

Included in the designated crew of my lifeboat in the cruise-ship M/V 'Blenheim' were the ship's hairdresser and a pianist.

Presumably they had, as do I, a Board of Trade Lifeboatman's Certificate, so must have had a stint rowing round Tyne Dock at some point in their careers. :D

I got my Sea Cadet Pulling Skipper's ticket, will that do? ;)

(Earned age 13, scuttling about Portsmouth Harbour (from the Royal Clarence Yard) in the Navy's 32' Cutters and 27' Montague Whalers - a formative experience.)
 
Included in the designated crew of my lifeboat in the cruise-ship M/V 'Blenheim' were the ship's hairdresser and a pianist.

Presumably they had, as do I, a Board of Trade Lifeboatman's Certificate, so must have had a stint rowing round Tyne Dock at some point in their careers. :D
Fleetwood Marine Lake for me, but there are many such venues for making a public spectacle of yourself; located as it is, learning at GCNS risks being heckled by neds and drunk tramps stood on Albert Bridge and occasionally pelted with chip wrappers or worse.
 
Fleetwood Marine Lake for me, but there are many such venues for making a public spectacle of yourself; located as it is, learning at GCNS risks being heckled by neds and drunk tramps stood on Albert Bridge and occasionally pelted with chip wrappers or worse.
The sort of deadbeats who would be useless on a ship, or anywhere else.

They're out there!

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Included in the designated crew of my lifeboat in the cruise-ship M/V 'Blenheim' were the ship's hairdresser and a pianist.

Presumably they had, as do I, a Board of Trade Lifeboatman's Certificate, so must have had a stint rowing round Tyne Dock at some point in their careers. :D

They're all part of the crew, they do the same safety, survival, firefighting etc.
 
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