Reviews of RNLI Barrow Lifeboat Station. (Association) in Barrow-in-Furness (Cumbria).
RNLI Barrow Lifeboat Station
Piel St, Roa Island, Barrow-in-Furness LA13 0QQ, United Kingdom
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Information of RNLI Barrow Lifeboat Station, Association in Barrow-in-Furness (Cumbria)
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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.
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Reviews of RNLI Barrow Lifeboat Station
G. V.Just wanted to say a very big thank you for all your help today! Thank for coffee, for dry towels and for being there for me and my friend
D. M.It's great how people spend their time saving others without getting paid.
M. Z.A water rescue service (SAR) in the UK. Established in 1824. A nonprofit organization and charity service. Steadfast people who are resistant 24 h to sea storms and frostiness. Devil's power of seas and oceans is not like a chocolate cake. The solid design of concrete pillars RNLI Barrow Lifeboat Station may confirm this sentence. I did my photo in July 2020.
M. O.The RNLI is a lifesaving voluntary organisation which saves the lives of hundreds if not thousands of people every year. This branch is no exception to this, the station is well kept and it often open to the public for people to look around and find out more about. I was lucky enough the see them launch their new class of vessel a while back when the skill and ability of the volunteers was showcases, a truly incredible organisation. The station used to have a shop which helps with fundraising but I'm not sure if it's still there. Thanks for all your work guys!
B. B.Providing a brilliant service in the Furness locality. Nice little museum and shop open occasionally. Have a great open day in June of each year where you can have a look behind the scenes.
M. B.Providing a 1st class service to Morecambe Bay
R. H.Lovely spot for an essential building.
B. T.Well worth the donation, nice jetty too, don't be silly though and play in this water, there are very strong currents here
G. R.Great view of Piel Island the pub and ruined castle. Visit the RNLI gift shop when it's open.
P. “. P. G.Wow. Wouldn't want to be caught up in the tide here. Hats off to the very brave people who work voluntarily on the lifeboat at Barrow.
d. b.The lifeboat is launched every two weeks on a Wednesday at half past six. Members of the public are welcome to watch from the gallery, which is located up the stairs to the right as you enter the boathouse.
J. M.Unfortunately we were able to get in because of the time of year but we have been in before.
g. l.Excellent place to visit,with good views
A. D.What a fantastic service these volunteers provide. Two retrievals while we were watching.
K. G.Great view of the sea and ferries happen often
J. S.A great place to sit and enjoy the fresh air.
I. W.Well worth a visit, very friendly and informative staff
D. K.Great team, very accommodating, answered all our questions.
F. 1.How can you not give these guys a five-star review
P. T.There is viewing gallery inside overlooking the lifeboat and shop...
J. T.Excellent visit. Thouroughly enjoyed it
J. D.Good lifeboat station, quick visit on the way to Piel island
I. B.Very modern station with a suoer sea view.
S. T.Wonderful organisation and a great spot for crabbing
L. R.Lovely views all round
a. l. s.Great views of the Castle and island
K. H.A excellent time with the RNLI station.
L. M.Excellent peaceful place
S. S.Unforgettable experience, crossing to island
J. H.Heroes!!!
S. S.Well worth a visit
j. r.Good people good work
I. T.Looks impressive from the outside
M. C.Hero's
A. A.They save lives
M. M.Peaceful
t. s.(Translated) Certainly not a big sensation but quite impressive to see a lifeboat up close. It doesn't cost anything, there is an interesting information about missions, as well as a small shop. And don't forget, all of this is done on a voluntary basis or by donations.
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Sicherlich keine große Sensation aber durchaus beeindruckend mal ein Rettungsboot aus direkter Nähe zu sehen. Es kostet nichts, es gibt eine interessante Informationen zu Einsätzen, ebenso einen kleinen Laden. Und man darf nicht vergessen, all dies wird ehrenamtlich bzw. durch Spenden betrieben.
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