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Rupert Lowe, who was elected as the reform as the UK deputy but is now independent, accidentally “illegal immigrants ,, was contacted with the Coast Guard team near Great Yarmouth.
Mr. Lowe published a photo showing a boat near the wind turbines on the Norfolk coast on Instagram on Thursday night. “Currently, the boats coming to the Great Yarmouth. The authorities warned and chased urgently.
But, According to TelegraphThe ship was actually a crew by Row4mnd, a four -person team, a team that collected money for motor neuron disease (MND) by pulling a rowing to John O’grats from the end of the land.
Matthew Parker, Mike Bates, Aaron Kneebone and Liz Wardley – asked if the Coast Guard had contacted them and that they would see a boat nearby. Mike Bates, a former royal sea and British record to attract a shovel alone throughout the Atlantic, said that the coast guard rapidly clarified that it refers to its own boats.
Im I looked at my right and had a dozen people on the coastline looking at us, ”he said.
There was no immigration
After giving assurance that they did not carry immigrants to coastal protection, the team continued their journey. However, a few hours later, when the police asked whether they could be sent a lifeguard boat to check who they were, they were contacted again.
Eventually, a friend sent the screenshot of Mr. Lowe to Mr. Bates and gave them a “moment of light relief .. “We found it funny. I haven’t been confused with an immigrant before. The best comment was asking where the Royal Navy was when you need them. I am a former royal sea, so the royal navy was on the boat.”
He continued: “But it is almost awake style, the people who follow us on the beach.
‘Solving and durability’
The team departed from the end of Land on July 25, and the bad weather went to the Irish Sea before forcing them to stand in Milford Haven in Wales. Later, they returned to the end of Land and started to move again in the other direction – an experience defined as Mr. Bates as “decision and flexibility and hope”.
The only one of the four difficulties for four years is the first. The group aims to get the goal of collecting £ 57 million for MND research from John O’Groats to the end of Land next year, then from California to Hawaii in 2027 and to London to New York in 2028.
So far, Row4Mnd has collected £ 107,515 for cases.
Mr. Bates said: uz We are pulling a shovel for hope, we pull a shovel to find a treatment, and I hope we gather £ 57 million.
