We had the TGB as a relief Lifeboat in Whitby in the late 70's, the only boat I've ever been seasick on. God bless all our brave volunteers of the RNLI ⚓️
Can't believe this hasn't had a single comment. In a world of big numbers, eight may not seem much, but the loss was immense by ANY standards and must be felt to this day. RIP the crew.
A sad time indeed. I remember it well. My father and I stood on the keyside in Scrabster as the Thurso boat towed in the capsized Longhope boat. We were all hoping for the best but a diver soon told us there were no survivors. A big shout out to those who stepped up to continue Longhope's long tradition of RNLI service.
My granny,grandad two uncles are buried in the cemetery,my uncle Colin walls was killed on Hoy,by a loganair plane,went to hand the pilot the mail,the pilot didn’t see him and started the plane,and the propeller hit him
Sorry Rodger for not getting back to you, just been so busy. Yeah Steve has scored top marks with the song! Thanks Steve it is “Still” Beluga Lagoon. Such a great song! Thanks guys for commenting & sorry for my delay Rodger. Have a nice day guys!
@@Orkney_Drone_Systems Pleasure, love the song. I work for RNLI ( Volunteer) as a Heritage Research Officer, and have recently studied/reported on the Longhope Disaster. Came across this footage/music - a fine tribute to a fine Crew.
Thank you Steve. I actually gave the video to RNLI Longhope so they can use it in the museum. Unfortunately I had to change the music due to copyright. Still good though! Thanks for liking!
We had the TGB as a relief Lifeboat in Whitby in the late 70's, the only boat I've ever been seasick on. God bless all our brave volunteers of the RNLI ⚓️
Can't believe this hasn't had a single comment. In a world of big numbers, eight may not seem much, but the loss was immense by ANY standards and must be felt to this day. RIP the crew.
A sad time indeed. I remember it well. My father and I stood on the keyside in Scrabster as the Thurso boat towed in the capsized Longhope boat. We were all hoping for the best but a diver soon told us there were no survivors. A big shout out to those who stepped up to continue Longhope's long tradition of RNLI service.
My mum was born on Hoy,and I went to school there,went to school with Kevin Kirkpatrick,and his wife.
My granny,grandad two uncles are buried in the cemetery,my uncle Colin walls was killed on Hoy,by a loganair plane,went to hand the pilot the mail,the pilot didn’t see him and started the plane,and the propeller hit him
Sorry to hear of this Rodger. Such a shame. Condolences to you and your family.
Song please
This fabulous, evocative music is the track "Still" by Beluga Lagoon.
R.I.P. the Longhope Crew.
Sorry Rodger for not getting back to you, just been so busy. Yeah Steve has scored top marks with the song! Thanks Steve it is “Still” Beluga Lagoon. Such a great song! Thanks guys for commenting & sorry for my delay Rodger. Have a nice day guys!
@@Orkney_Drone_Systems Pleasure, love the song.
I work for RNLI ( Volunteer) as a Heritage Research Officer, and have recently studied/reported on the Longhope Disaster. Came across this footage/music - a fine tribute to a fine Crew.
Thank you Steve. I actually gave the video to RNLI Longhope so they can use it in the museum. Unfortunately I had to change the music due to copyright. Still good though! Thanks for liking!