Call me an anorak, but this is brilliant.

**dralex** · 30-08-05, 20:20

Look at this virtual tour- cool boat and very good website.

http://www.lifeboats.org.uk/tour/ch.htm

**pessimist** · 30-08-05, 20:42

Rather impressive that. Particularly taken by the heavy weather shots. Does yours have full or part zip, the anorak that is. Mine's dayglo orange with a half zip and a pouch. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

**Stevie_T** · 30-08-05, 20:45

Cool site [img]/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] fun tour, lots to see [img]/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

**tcm** · 30-08-05, 20:48

Hiya anoraks, I think it's just a bit swelly and the wildly specc'd lifeboat engines are chattering along to make it go mental fast, not "heavy weather", otherwise the helicopter wd be a bit argh swooping around with less viz due to spume etc and there'd be lots more white horses.

**dralex** · 30-08-05, 20:50

Mine's that rather thin green nylon with peeling waterproofing- commonly called a cagoule. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] I keep it folded up along with my trainspotting books.

**dralex** · 30-08-05, 20:52

So what, it just looks impressive. I like it.

**pessimist** · 30-08-05, 20:58

Is that some kind of vurrin anorak then squire?

**dralex** · 30-08-05, 21:00

? [img]/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

**pessimist** · 30-08-05, 21:01

cagoule

**Magic** · 30-08-05, 21:01

Very good insight. When I look at them from the outside I have often wondered now I know.

One thing I have learnt is loose change does more good in the RNLI Bouy than in the bottom of the tender!!!