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Three Orkney lifeboat stations visited by Porsche fundraisers

Belinda and James Richardson paid a visit to all three Orkney lifeboat stations on Thursday whilst on their RNLI-911 Challenge. Here they are pictured at Stromness station. (Cecil Garson)

 

Visiting Longhope Lifeboat.
(Mary Harris/Longhope RNLI)

 

Pictured with Kirkwall Lifeboat. (Craig Taylor/ The Orcadian)

 

Belinda and James Richardson paid a visit to all three Orkney lifeboat stations yesterday whilst on their RNLI-911 Challenge to drive anti-clockwise around the whole of the British Isles.

The couple are visiting all 238 RNLI lifeboat stations in a Porsche 911, within 911 hours, to raise in excess of £238 per lifeboat stations (£56,644 in total).

The couple from London have been fervent supporters of the RNLI since owning an inflatable on the Thames over 20 years ago and have a passion for owning a Porsche 911 for more than 50 years!

They enjoyed the Orkney hospitality and thanked Northlink Ferries very much for sponsoring their travel to the Northern Isles.

You can follow their travels and donate via their website at http://www.rnli-911challenge.co.uk