Seahouses RNLI Sand Art - Safety Message For Mayday
Seahouses RNLI water safety volunteers, working with Claire from Cloud Dancer Photography, created a fantastic piece of Sand Art, displaying the Respect the Water logo and the safety message of Float to live, best viewed from the air to fully appreciate the amazing image in the sand.
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Images show drone views of the artwork. Cloud Dancer Photography have consented to our use of the images and have completed all necessary documents and insurance as RNLI policy.
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