The Sevenoaks mayor and councillor Canet visited the event and met with the Crowborough mayor who opened the procedings.
Hopefully they will be able to promote similar community facilities in Sevenoaks
What a glorious day!
Fred enjoying the sunshine
Chris J
Jolly Roger and some of the members from Crawley
Jean practices dribbling!
Mark's amazing collection of unusual craft
Martin's 'smaller' submarines!
Chris J's Springer
Mark's 'Native American' rowboat
Someone said the Springers will be for football
As usual, Jeff has done his historical research..............
.......Wembley towers and all
Faster Parker! Yus M'lady
Sandy bottom captain!
Evidence that dinosaurs had the wheel
The aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) is a long-fingered lemur, a strepsirrhine primate native to Madagascar that combines rodent-like teeth that perpetually grow and a special thin middle finger............
................... or it's a Springer tug
Chris J, Dek and Dom's boats
Fun craft from Chris and John Monk with unwinding keys and winking eyes
Sun hats at Easter - weren't we lucky
Our guide challenges us to find the most valuable item on display
The current police launches are Targas and fast RIBs
Model of the Thames Sailing Barge 'Normanhurst'. The real boat had a very unusual history
Models of police launches through the ages
So many artifacts to see in the available time
Dek and Dom survey the floating police station
For more information on the river police see the Model Boats magazine article https://www.modelboats.co.uk/news/article/policing-afloat/10460/