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The old and new RNLI lifeboat stations in St Justinians, St Davids, pembrokeshire. Only one lifeboat station is used and the other one is under a preservation order.

A view of the RNLI lifeboat station in St Justinian Harbour, St Davids, Wales. This lifeboat station is responsible for safeguarding Ramsey Sounds and all those who sail, fish or swim in her.

RNLI at Grace O'Malley's Towerhouse, Kildavnet Tower, Achill Island, Co. Mayo, one of the Wild Atlantic Way stops.

Black and white photograph of an RNLI lifeboat moored up in Great Yarmouth harbour

This is the RNLI Inflatable lifeboat operating out of South Queensferry, Scotland. The Atlantic 85 is a rigid inflatable lifeboat, introduced in the latter half of 2005. It has a manually operated self-righting mechanism and is capable of being beached in an emergency without sustaining damage to engines or steering gear. The Atlantic 85 is fitted with radar and VHF direction finding equipment and can be operated safely in daylight in a force 6/7 and at night in a force 5/6. Best viewed Larger.

Black and white photograph of an RNLI lifeboat moored up in the saside town of Great Yarmouth

Double Rainbow Over Perranporth RNLI Lifeguard Perranporth Beach just as a storm approached. I risked the weather front to be rewarded with this stunning double rainbow perfectly framing the truck of the RNLI Lifeguard patrolling this lovely beach. Perranporth in Cornwall, UK has a huge beach with golden sand that is washed by the Atlantic Ocean and is a Mecca for surfers and body-boarders alike. Although we got rather wet not long after I took this photo I hope you'll agree that it was worth it. By Paul Thompson Photography

Black and white photograph of an RNLI lifeboat crew motoring up the harbour in the seaside town of Great Yarmouth

RNLI Dun Laoghaire Lifeboat on display

Berwick Upon Tweed RNLI Lifeboat And Old Bridge The RNLI lifeboat was performing maneuvers and drawing a crowd from the banks and the Old Bridge that spans the river tweed. The Old Bridge, built 1610–24, from the ramparts, Berwick Bridge, also known as the Old Bridge, spans the River Tweed in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England. The current structure is a Grade I listed stone bridge built between 1611 and 1624. By Paul Thompson Photography

Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, UK – September 08 2019. Great Yarmouth and Gorleston offshore Lifeboat sailing off down the river during the Yarmouth Maritime Festival

Black and white photograph of a small inshore RNLI lifeboat motoring up the River Yare in the seaside town of Great Yarmouth

Mumbles Pier Centenary Clock This clock was part of The Mumbles100 year celebration back in 1998 and now with the new phase of the Pier near completion and our 125th Birthday next May it seems only fitting to restore this beloved piece and give it a new home on the Pier itself. Currently laying in wait ready for erection next week and a face lift come down and see the exciting progress. And here it is in full glory for all to see. This lovely image makes for a great print or tapestry, but also makes a lovely pillow or piece of stationary. By Paul Thompson Photography

The Mumbles Lifeboat Station The Old Lifeboat Station in Mumbles near Swansea and on Gower peninsula is both. Striding out into the sea of Swansea Bay, the truly distinctive Grade II listed building rightly demands attention across the water and from the promenade and houses that hug the shoreline of this popular coastal town. And now The Old Lifeboat Station is for sale with the chance to turn it into an incredible dream home standing above the sea, reminiscent of the Tenby lifeboat Grand Designs transformation. It's a rare opportunity to make a landmark building in a unique location into one of the best places to in Wales. When the station first opened, it did not have a boathouse and the lifeboat was stored under the cliffs. ...

The sandy bay at Cullercoats in the North East of England is enclosed by two small piers and was once a thriving fishing village in the early 1800s and is now home to the Dove Marine Laboratory (Newcastle University) and an RNLI Lifeboat station. This image was taken from the North end of the bay on a cold Sunday morning in November and given an artistic filter for something just that little bit different. The image is also available without the filter.

Looking down on Mumbles Pier with both the old and the new Lifeboat Stations

The old lifeboat station, in operation from 1905 until its replacement by the current station, which was completed in 2005 and houses the RNLI Tamar-class lifeboat Haydn Miller. Selective colouring has been applied to this image.

The old lifeboat station on a September day of sunshine and showers, with the harbour and North Beach in the background. This was taken from just outside the current lifeboat station as a shower was passing, and shows part of the rainbow over the harbour.

Sunrise at Mumbles Pier with the old and new Lifeboat Station

The New Mumbles Lifeboat Station and Mumbles Pier in Mumbles, Wales

The ex-Hoylake lifeboat, RNLB "Mary Gabriel" and "Nemesis" boats in the harbour on a September morning.

A view on an April afternoon, showing the old and new lifeboat stations, the ruin of the castle on Castle Hill, and the colourful buildings around this beautiful harbour on the Pembrokeshire coast.

Looking down on Mumbles Pier with both the old and the new Lifeboat Stations

Looking to Castle Hill from the North Beach on an April evening.

Mumbles Pier with both the old and the new Lifeboat Stations

A 60-second exposure of the old lifeboat station on a September evening. It housed the Tenby lifeboat from 1904 to 2005.

Mumbles Pier and Lifeboat Station before sunrise, Swansea, Wales

The old and new lifeboat houses, from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Sunrise colours looking across the water to Mumbles Pier and Lifeboat Station

The lifeboat station and Pavilion Theatre.

Sunrise colours looking across the water to Mumbles Pier and Lifeboat Station

Just after sunrise looking towards Mumbles Pier from Knab Rock in Swansea, Wales

An old lifeboat on the beach on a late April afternoon. The Barmouth Viaduct over the River Mawddach can be seen in the background to the right of the boat.

An old lifeboat on the beach on a late April afternoon. The Barmouth Viaduct over the River Mawddach can be seen in the background to the right of the boat.

A rainbow over Swansea Bay with the Swansea Lifeboat in the foreground

RNLI Lifeboat speeding off to the rescue. I will donate 100% of the proceeds of sales of this photograph to the RNLI. The RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) is the charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving service around the UK and Republic of Ireland. Their volunteer crews give up their time and comfort to carry out rescues in difficult and often dangerous conditions. http://www.rnli.org.uk/ http://www.orcadiaimages.co.uk