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New NSRI rescue boat to honour kiteboarding legend Graham Howes

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A new rescue boat being built for the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) will carry the name of Graham Howes, turning a family’s personal tragedy into a lasting effort to help save lives at sea, Cape {town} Etc reports. The 5.5-metre vessel, Spirit of Graham Howes, is being built for NSRI Station 16 in Strandfontein and is expected to join the... Read more → The post New NSRI rescue boat to honour kiteboarding legend Graham Howes appeared first on Cape Town ETC.

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