Will opens up about last year’s paddle which saw him featured on National radio, for the wrong reasons. We sat down with Will and asked him about the Eddystone Lighthouse paddle with his group, the ins and outs of planning such a trip, the safety considerations and how you can start thinking about getting involved […]
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Zeljko
1 month ago
If someone thinks he sees someone else in distress on the sea, he is obliged by the law to check out if that person was in distress. In case one doesn’t, and there was a case of distress, he finds himself under punitive justice. That person on the radio acted as ignorant of the maritime law.
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If someone thinks he sees someone else in distress on the sea, he is obliged by the law to check out if that person was in distress. In case one doesn’t, and there was a case of distress, he finds himself under punitive justice. That person on the radio acted as ignorant of the maritime law.