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On Monday evening while on training exercise, we were met by some Dolphins off the North Tyne pier! We as a crew have seen this a few times, but it's still amazing every time it happens 🐬

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Boovor 2 Jahren

A well-deserved perk of the job! Thank you for all you do

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Kelly Oliver Dougall 💚🤍💜vor 2 Jahren

@northumbriana Ah I've never seen a dolphin yet. Lived locally all my life. I intend to change this. Very special moments.

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Sharon White 💙OBE SCPHN SN RCM RNvor 2 Jahren

Hope I see them today 👏👏👏

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John McCarthyvor 2 Jahren

Turn the clock back to 1958 - 1962 ..... that is exactly where we would anchor the boat to line fish with my dad and his two mates. (Jimmy Anderson and Bill Corry). We never quite knew whether the engine would restart later that day but you could always get a tow from a trawler.

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Coder Jaxvor 2 Jahren

What a lovely reward for the incredible work you do!

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Dame in retirementvor 2 Jahren

A thank you for everything you do

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Judith Webstervor 2 Jahren

Perk of the job.

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Kathy LBvor 2 Jahren

Amazing.

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what happend to common sensevor 2 Jahren

This story tells the tale of why we thank the RNLI for being there Thank you

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Kynosvor 1 Jahr

Imagine if dolphins developed inflated rubber legs with which they could emerge onto land to bob unsteadily about while watching us glide with confidence in/on our medium. Mammals both, would we see them as fish out of water as they do we on it?

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