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Specialisation Weekend - Dec 2007
We had a specialisation weekend with Seamanship 3rd class...
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...and Writer Stores 3rd class.
We had loads of fun and we learned all lot of things at the weekend.
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Rollerbowl - Jun 2007
To celebrate raising over £600 by bag packing at Marks & Spencers recently, the UMC treated us to a night out bowling.
It was cadet Walkers Birthday which would mean he would be promoted to Cadet.
When we had our tea at the café he got a Birthday cake.
We had great fun and enjoyed it very much.
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Inverness Tattoo 2006
The Inverness Tattoo takes place the last full week of July each year, for well over 50 years now. The show is in aid of the tri-service cadets and the audience is about 4-5000 people over the week.
Getting ready...
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... and we're off...
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...with the Juniors as well.
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Soon it's time for a cup of tea...
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...and a bit of a blether...
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...before flying round...
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...the assuault course...
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...and the Final Parade.
Inverness Tattoo - click here
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Sea Sunday
Some of the Cadets and Juniors attended the Sea Sunday service at our Padre's church.
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First Aid Course
Not for dummies!
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Highland Aviation Museum
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HMS Sutherland
A ship visit to HMS Sutherland at Invergordon. We were given a fantastic tour and the crew looked after us really well.
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Talk Like A Pirate
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Talk Like A Pirate day was to raise money for Marie Curie, a cancer charity. You can see the Admin Officer and ME instructor were held to ransom. The 1st/Lt was put in the stocks and pelted with wet sponges until he gave up! The Commitee had a meeting that night and didn't escape until they had paid up as well!
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District Regatta 2005
A fine evening in Orkney. The DO and 1st/Lt (Inverness) manage a bit of tandem windsurfing!
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2nd Sea Lord Inspection
2nd Sea Lord Vice Admiral Burnell-Nugent presents PO Stewart with our efficiency pennant
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Loch Ness & Caledonian Canal 2004
Dochgarroch Lock
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Loch Lochy stretches ahead
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Laggan Avenue in autumn
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Loch Ness on a cold and frosty morning
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Loch Oich, about 100 feet above sea level
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Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness
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The fleet at Urquhart Castle Pier
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