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Liverpool Sailing Club, Garston Shore

Liverpool Sailing Club, Garston Shore

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A Family orientated Water Sports club and RYA Training Centre, based on the River Mersey first formed in 1958.

Liverpool Sailing Club is a community amateur sports club, managed and run by volunteers. We welcomes all water sport/ hovercraft enthusiasts regardless of their craft or personal experience and our RYA Training Centre Courses offer internationally recognised training qualifications. The club boasts an excellent location with ideal sailing waters. Our 300m slipway gives the only true access to the

08/10/2025

Some environmental testing at LSC

31/03/2025

VHF Course at LSC
26th April 2025
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As stated by the USCG website: The steel-hulled 52-foot motor lifeboat was designed for offshore rescue under the worst sea conditions. They are self-righting and self-bailing and can carry up to 40 survivors. They were designed by the Coast Guard to replace the 52-foot wooden-hulled motor lifeboats and to complement the shorter-legged 36-foot and 44-foot motor lifeboats. The 52-footers are constructed of steel. Among other features that increase their range and endurance, the craft is fitted with a complete galley. The boat is equipped with 250-gallon-per-minute pump for dewatering and fire fighting. These are the only Coast Guard vessels under 65-feet in length with names, a tradition started beginning with their 52-foot wooden-hulled predecessors. Beyond the search and rescue mission, they are also assigned to maritime law enforcement, marine environmental protection, and recreational boating safety duties. The Victory was constructed by the Coast Guard Yard at Curtis Bay, Maryland and has been stationed at Yaquina Bay, Oregon, during her service career. Thank you USCG 🫡 #reels #reelsinstagram #reelitfeelit #reelsvideo #reelsviral #uscg #victory #oregoncoast #bigwaves #bigsurf #highsurfadvisory @uscg 21/01/2025

As stated by the USCG website: The steel-hulled 52-foot motor lifeboat was designed for offshore rescue under the worst sea conditions. They are self-righting and self-bailing and can carry up to 40 survivors. They were designed by the Coast Guard to replace the 52-foot wooden-hulled motor lifeboats and to complement the shorter-legged 36-foot and 44-foot motor lifeboats. The 52-footers are constructed of steel. Among other features that increase their range and endurance, the craft is fitted with a complete galley. The boat is equipped with 250-gallon-per-minute pump for dewatering and fire fighting. These are the only Coast Guard vessels under 65-feet in length with names, a tradition started beginning with their 52-foot wooden-hulled predecessors. Beyond the search and rescue mission, they are also assigned to maritime law enforcement, marine environmental protection, and recreational boating safety duties. The Victory was constructed by the Coast Guard Yard at Curtis Bay, Maryland and has been stationed at Yaquina Bay, Oregon, during her service career. Thank you USCG 🫡 #reels #reelsinstagram #reelitfeelit #reelsvideo #reelsviral #uscg #victory #oregoncoast #bigwaves #bigsurf #highsurfadvisory @uscg

14/11/2024
10/11/2024
A Great Weekend at LSC 22/05/2023

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A Great Weekend at LSC It was a great weekend at LSC. Glorious weather and good sea conditions. Saturday saw many members afloat and Day 1 of a powerboat course. Sunday saw lots of boats out again and Day 2 of the powerboat course and a dinghy course session doing the capsize drill! Let's hope we have more weekends like t...

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0151 324 1958

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Blackburne Street
Liverpool
L198JR