Saturday 1st March 2025 – Blessing of our new Gig Myghthernes an Morladron

What a day where we had the Penzance’s Mayor and RNLI Penlee arrive for the event. See post from BBC southwest news provided by Penzance Council

It was a lovely blessing by Reverend Rebecca Fugill that blessed our new gig with holy water from Ireland and of course Patch Harvey the coxswain from RNLI Penlee that also blessed it with a drop of Guinness as it was a gig bought from Ireland 🇮🇪 ☘️. Thanks to Ted from Penwith photography and Greg from Penzance Council that provided some beautiful photos of the event as shown below.

Me at the event and introducing the the Reverend Rebecca Fugill, Penzance Mayor Stephen Reynolds and RNLI Penlee Coxswain Patch Harvey
Reverend Rebecca Fugill
Stephen Reynolds – Penzance Mayor
BBC southwest news showing the blessing of our new gig by RNLI Penlee coxswain Patch Harvey with a drop of Guinness
RNLI Penlee life boat in attendance with crew
James, member of club welcoming the RNLI Penlee crew
Mayor of Penzance inspecting our new gig
Reverend Rebecca Fugill blessing our new gig with holy water from Ireland
Penzance Mayor, Stephen Reynolds saying a few words about the new gig and our PNPGC CIO club
Venue : Penzance Sailing Club
The Mayor of Penzance looking at our new gig
In memory our Queen of Pirates – Julie Saville who all members loved ❤️
Rev Rebecca Fugill giving the blessing
A good luck shamrock ☘️ on our new gig
Coxswain Patch Harvey blessing our gig with a splash of Guinness – slante

Article in our local newspaper – The Cornishman.

Personal GoPro video of event

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I am a recreational vet runner coming back from injury and turning to triathlons and other adventure sports such as gig rowing for fun, fitness, weight loss. I am also an amateur photographer trying to master my camera and GoPro to produce some great images in future. This blog will follow my fitness progress as well as blogging and taking photos and videos of interesting events on holiday or in the beautiful surroundings of Cornwall.

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