Thanks to the Trearrdur Bay Lifeboat crew for rescuing me from the rocks opposite the spooky house near the Bay 4 years ago …. Saved by my dog …. Shadow …. Very lucky escape for me …. Airlifted to Bangor Hospital very lucky no bones broken or cracked ….. thanks for looking after Shadow …. and the thoughtful supply of dog food. Cheers lads ……. Foxy …… (the Cliff Caravan Park)
Anyone who spends time in UK costal waters should make a contribution to the RNLI, I do. Unbelievable to think they’re a charity and most of the crew are volunteers. Hero’s all of em’.
@MichelleStaunton-ob3pj I am sure they are. It’s both stupid and sad. More people will die because of less funding. Or are we happy with that as long as we don’t get any more of “them” coming here and “taking our jobs”.
Total heroes the lot of you! Mad respect to all these heroes in the RNLI that put their lives on the line every day without a question asked and are fully prepared to give their lives so others may live. Huge salute to the RNLI!
Astonishing. That significant risk to rescuer shows how bad the conditions were. Glad the lady was pulled out: terrifying situation to be in. All involved in that rescue, tractor driver and boat, must get bravery awards. Proud to support the RNLI in the small way i can.
A brilliant show of seamanship, teamwork and courage. The UK should be proud of the RNLI men and Women, who are mostly volunteers and put their own lives at risk 24/7, 365 days a week Bravo to you all!!
Ireland too. The RNLI run our lifeboats also, in Northern and the Republic of Ireland . I live half a mile away from the lifeboat station in Dun Laoghaire Co.Dublin . All Irish and British crew deserve total respect.
This was a medal service. In fact, it was the first service in which the RNLI Silver Medal for Gallantry was awarded in a rescue undertaken by an Atlantic 85 Class lifeboat.
As a keen surfer and sailor I can say that it most certainly looked like a day you'd want to be tucked up in a warm pub with a nice pint . Fair play guys. Balls of steal . Amazing what you do to bring people back safe to their families. Massive respect.
I'm not a government basher, but every government in the last 60yrs at least, could have made the RNLI an official emergency service, with proper wages respecting the immense danger of the normal people they expect to volunteer their lives to save others in this way. Respect to all at the RNLI and we thank you profusely for your work.
The RNLI is a charity I never miss giving to. They shouldn't have to rely on donations, these selfless people deserve all the support that government can give them. Heroes, every single one of them.
It works fine just as it is. No unions to go on strike!. In Portugal and many other countries the firemen are volunteers and that always works brilliantly. Governments just mess things up!
So much respect for RNLI skill & bravery from a USCG volunteer Auxiliary Member. Very Bravo Zulu. Medals deserved by all, but not the reason why they do it.
We go to TB most years and watched the new lifeboat launch a couple of years back, and a mock rescue. We got chatting to some of the crew - humble, quiet and unassuming men who were genuinely lovely. They let the kids sit in the lifeboat, including my granddaughter, and it made her day. I thanked them then for all they do then and I’m thanking them again now. Total respect.
I'm proud to be an RNLI Shoreline member and support the work these guys do. I don''t live near the sea and never needed their help.....but their bravery saves lives.
Heroes undoubtedly...volunteers putting their lives at risk repeatedly for unknown others......Heroes hardly describes these people. Liked and subbed from Newfoundland...where we understand bravery on the water very well.
All the way from the beaches of California we are all very proud of you! From one community of watermen to another! Amazing job guys! Massive aloha to all of you! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
From a 50yr old Aussie surfer/surf lifesaver who has done some board rescues in similar conditions. Job well done lads! That constant rigorous training served you well. Keep at it mates 😃
Any one who volunteers in any rescue service any where in the world is an unadulterated certified hero. You guys are no exception to that rule. Bloody well done.
Blah, blah, blah. Let's put an end to government agencies like this. If you're dumb enough to go surfing in a storm like this then your DNA should NOT be part of the gene pool.
@@stacyblaustein1228 "If you're dumb enough to go surfing in a storm like this then your DNA should NOT be part of the gene pool." What a shitty comment!! It seems your comment its pointed at me with (you're & your) For your information Stacy, I wasn't involved in the above incident or I've ever needed RLNI to assist me in 58 years. I was simply admiring their bravery and willingness to save lives!
@@stacyblaustein1228 Please get your facts straight. The RNLI is a charity and NOT a government agency. The crews are all volunteers - over 11000 of them at present. You should have thought carefully before writing such an uninformed comment because... "if you're dumb enough to..." expose your own profound ignorance and bad attitude so publicly, 'Stacy', you can't then expect anyone to rescue you from every kind of justifiable criticism. I concur with DTAnglesey - "What a shitty comment!"
I always watch you guys great job from Iran. I am so proud of you. Wish you all the best and success. Keep up the good job brothers. Love You from Iran.
She was really lucky that those four helms with all their experience, knowledge and skill stacked all the odds up, weighed them and came out on top of their game... Respect is such a small word to describe such a brave and daring feat.
Im impressed by the crew, even coming back in the helmsman kept his cool, getting the boat back on the trailer and not just going flat out and beaching it! well done! a little donation coming your way again
I lived in Trearddur Bay for a while and saw these guys in action in rough seas a couple of times. I totally take my hat off to their courage and professionalism. They are brilliant !
Great work chaps. Really appreciate the lengths you go to to provide reassurance for those who use the sea for whatever reason. I’ve made use of the sea for recreation since I was a teenager but I’ve always been conscious that for me to have an afternoon on a boat or surfboard potentially means another bloke or family man could be putting their life at risk for me. Thank you to all the teams around the coast of the UK. 👍🏽 greetings from Essex UK
So impressive and again...team work extraordinaire as always. Bravo guys!! When purchasing real estate there's a saying that it's all about, "Location, location, location." When it comes to MSAR it's all about training, training and more training. It's clear RNLI has it down to a science. Well done and gold stars to the crew on board and supportive crew members all around.
What a brave fantastic crew,like all RNLI around our coastline.Perhaps the surfers should apply to become crew if they need to go out in such bad weather conditions to prove something to someone!!!Godbless all crews I hope that I will never require your services👍👏
As an ex member of C Flt who lived inT Bay I’d like to say we were always impressed with the professionalism demonstrated by the crews. Well done guys.
Amazing dedication by not just this crew, but all the RNLI crews, superb helm , those seas were atrocious…..so glad I set up a monthly donation to such a worthy organisation 👍🇮🇲❤️
Amazing skill and bravery, lads. Selfless work that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves amongst the wider public although this video I hope will go some way to addressing that.
Superb stuff guys and gals. As always. I'm completely certain no-one set out that day to be a casualty or in danger of death..... but human beings can all make mistakes at times. It's just brilliant that there was a brave station and boat crew on hand that day to prevent a mistake becoming a tragedy.
First class job, you should be super proud of this service. Huge risk, Huge benefit. The hardest of calls to make. This is the RNLI at its finest. From a fellow B helm :)
Total respect for these guys risking there lives to save others dome of them through shear stupidity and volunteers at that.... every one of them heroes 👍👍👍👍
A incredible, the team saved a life had to make tough decisions an incredible show of seamanship, teamwork. You should be very proud of what the RNLI do which is to place their lives at risk for the good of someone in trouble. Amazing!
Got to love teamwork when it all comes together. Great job guys, I hope the surfer was appreciative. I’d shout you all a pint from Melbourne, Australia 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Fantastic job with a great rescue in difficult conditions with a boat not designed primarily for surf rescue, in this instance I wonder if less crew on board would be best practice, I think three would have been enough, possibly even two. Class rescue by the RNLI.
Well done lads, I'm in Cornwall so I know what a rough sea looks like, unfortunately people think they are invincible so Thank God we have brave people like you to go in where angels fear to tread ..Thank you all ☺
Wow, you guys are such heros, you have my complete respect and support. I'm a sailor who hopes he will never need you, but if I ever do ..... you'll be there
Thanks to the Trearrdur Bay Lifeboat crew for rescuing me from the rocks opposite the spooky house near the Bay 4 years ago …. Saved by my dog …. Shadow …. Very lucky escape for me …. Airlifted to Bangor Hospital very lucky no bones broken or cracked ….. thanks for looking after Shadow …. and the thoughtful supply of dog food.
Cheers lads ……. Foxy …… (the Cliff Caravan Park)
Anyone who spends time in UK costal waters should make a contribution to the RNLI, I do. Unbelievable to think they’re a charity and most of the crew are volunteers. Hero’s all of em’.
@MichelleStaunton-ob3pj I am sure they are. It’s both stupid and sad. More people will die because of less funding. Or are we happy with that as long as we don’t get any more of “them” coming here and “taking our jobs”.
Total heroes the lot of you! Mad respect to all these heroes in the RNLI that put their lives on the line every day without a question asked and are fully prepared to give their lives so others may live. Huge salute to the RNLI!
That. Was absolutely bloody phenomenal.
Bravo.
Astonishing. That significant risk to rescuer shows how bad the conditions were. Glad the lady was pulled out: terrifying situation to be in. All involved in that rescue, tractor driver and boat, must get bravery awards.
Proud to support the RNLI in the small way i can.
Thank you for your support - our teams truly are amazing!
A brilliant show of seamanship, teamwork and courage. The UK should be proud of the RNLI men and Women, who are mostly volunteers and put their own lives at risk 24/7, 365 days a week Bravo to you all!!
Ireland too. The RNLI run our lifeboats also, in Northern and the Republic of Ireland . I live half a mile away from the lifeboat station in Dun Laoghaire Co.Dublin . All Irish and British crew deserve total respect.
Just actually watched the video with the sound on
All of the Trearddur Bay Crew deserve a medal for this very brave & dangerous rescue.
This was a medal service. In fact, it was the first service in which the RNLI Silver Medal for Gallantry was awarded in a rescue undertaken by an Atlantic 85 Class lifeboat.
As a keen surfer and sailor I can say that it most certainly looked like a day you'd want to be tucked up in a warm pub with a nice pint . Fair play guys. Balls of steal .
Amazing what you do to bring people back safe to their families. Massive respect.
We should all be very grateful and humbled that there are people like these very brave men who will put themselves into jeopardy to save lives.
I'm not a government basher, but every government in the last 60yrs at least, could have made the RNLI an official emergency service, with proper wages respecting the immense danger of the normal people they expect to volunteer their lives to save others in this way. Respect to all at the RNLI and we thank you profusely for your work.
The RNLI is a charity I never miss giving to. They shouldn't have to rely on donations, these selfless people deserve all the support that government can give them. Heroes, every single one of them.
Had it been a Government body they would have needed three meetings. a health and safety report and an environmental report before they launched
It works fine just as it is. No unions to go on strike!.
In Portugal and many other countries the firemen are volunteers and that always works brilliantly. Governments just mess things up!
RNLI has refused Govt ‘help’ interventions. Just as well with the current idiots in government
So much respect for RNLI skill & bravery from a USCG volunteer Auxiliary Member.
Very Bravo Zulu.
Medals deserved by all, but not the reason why they do it.
Makes you realise how lucky we are in Britain to have such guardians
From Florida, USA , well done - super work in awful conditions ... great teamwork.
Cheers Ray!
Amazing rescue..so brave, the conditions were atrocious..well done.
Thanks, Sue 💙
Watching this brings tears to my eyes. Really proud you all.
Thank you James 😊
God bless the RNLI and the brave men and women who rest their lives for others.
I’m blown away by the heroism of that crew 😮 maximum respect
Fantastic rescue, excellent boat handling to pick someone up in that and turn the boat safely. Incredibly impressive smooth recovery!
We go to TB most years and watched the new lifeboat launch a couple of years back, and a mock rescue. We got chatting to some of the crew - humble, quiet and unassuming men who were genuinely lovely. They let the kids sit in the lifeboat, including my granddaughter, and it made her day. I thanked them then for all they do then and I’m thanking them again now. Total respect.
I'm proud to be an RNLI Shoreline member and support the work these guys do. I don''t live near the sea and never needed their help.....but their bravery saves lives.
Utter respect for these RNLI members.
Thank you Tuba!
We happened to be in Trearddur Bay that afternoon, the surf was incredible. The bravery of our RNLI volunteers is even more incredible.
Thank you Ynys_Mon! 😊
Heroes undoubtedly...volunteers putting their lives at risk repeatedly for unknown others......Heroes hardly describes these people. Liked and subbed from Newfoundland...where we understand bravery on the water very well.
Thanks so much for your kind words of support 💛
These people are everyday Hero’s!
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@@rnli My Great Grandfather served with the RNLI and received commendation from King George.
All the way from the beaches of California we are all very proud of you! From one community of watermen to another! Amazing job guys! Massive aloha to all of you! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Well done from NZ guys.
Pretty Salty, Boys! :Crisp salute 🇬🇧
Dean Burney🛟🇺🇸
United States Coast Guard veteran
From a 50yr old Aussie surfer/surf lifesaver who has done some board rescues in similar conditions. Job well done lads! That constant rigorous training served you well. Keep at it mates 😃
🙌
Well done RNLI Men and Women who who took part in this rescue! Bravo to you all. Those conditions were beyond treacherous.
Thank you VikingMship! 😊
Any one who volunteers in any rescue service any where in the world is an unadulterated certified hero. You guys are no exception to that rule. Bloody well done.
Fantastic work everyone. Thank you so much for your support keeping our coast line safer and helping those in need. Awesome !!
Massive THANK YOU to all RLNI personnel for risking their lives every day and night to save ours! Very special breed of people! THANK YOU!!
Blah, blah, blah. Let's put an end to government agencies like this.
If you're dumb enough to go surfing in a storm like this then your DNA should NOT be part of the gene pool.
@@stacyblaustein1228 "If you're dumb enough to go surfing in a storm like this then your DNA should NOT be part of the gene pool."
What a shitty comment!!
It seems your comment its pointed at me with (you're & your)
For your information Stacy, I wasn't involved in the above incident or I've ever needed RLNI to assist me in 58 years. I was simply admiring their bravery and willingness to save lives!
@@stacyblaustein1228 Please get your facts straight. The RNLI is a charity and NOT a government agency. The crews are all volunteers - over 11000 of them at present. You should have thought carefully before writing such an uninformed comment because... "if you're dumb enough to..." expose your own profound ignorance and bad attitude so publicly, 'Stacy', you can't then expect anyone to rescue you from every kind of justifiable criticism. I concur with DTAnglesey - "What a shitty comment!"
I always watch you guys great job from Iran. I am so proud of you. Wish you all the best and success. Keep up the good job brothers. Love You from Iran.
Amazing work, respect from Youghal, Ireland
I love Youghl my brother’s wedding was there to one of your own fine ladies ❤️🍀
Amazing work Gentlemen.
May God bless and protect you all.
Thank you GediSpock! 😊
Amazing organistation. Many Thanks to all RNLI People and all Life Savers.
Thank you coloursmoke! We're all #OneCrew and incredibly proud of our lifesavers! 😊
This is why I keep donating to the RNLI
Bursting with pride. RNLI at there absolute best.
🧡💙
Incredible bravery. I am in awe of these guys putting their own lives on the line
Having driven an IRB in a 3-5m swell I know how tough it is - hats off to the crew and greetings from SLS Australia :)
She was really lucky that those four helms with all their experience, knowledge and skill stacked all the odds up, weighed them and came out on top of their game...
Respect is such a small word to describe such a brave and daring feat.
Absolutely fantastic , extremely brave and premier seamanship 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks, Chris 🙌
Im impressed by the crew, even coming back in the helmsman kept his cool, getting the boat back on the trailer and not just going flat out and beaching it! well done! a little donation coming your way again
Thanks so much for your kind support Stu! 😊
Amazing crew, please please please keep up your fantastic work !!!
To the Fund Raisers, Wives and loved ones of these brave people. Thank You!!
Thank you for your kind comment Andi! 😊
Fantastic. The country is proud of you guys!
shout out to Aldeburgh station and the lib rubber duck crew. thanks for allowing me to be part of the team 87-91
I lived in Trearddur Bay for a while and saw these guys in action in rough seas a couple of times. I totally take my hat off to their courage and professionalism. They are brilliant !
Thank you Ricardo! We are so proud of #OurCrew! 😊
An Awesome display of bravery and self sacrifice by all. Brilliant !!
Unbelievable!! Great effort all involved
Very very professional
So much lethal energy in those waves
Thank you Tim! We're super proud of our crew! 😊
Awesome,what a gang of amazing guys you are-thank you so much
Thank you for your kind words Eddie! 😊
Great work chaps. Really appreciate the lengths you go to to provide reassurance for those who use the sea for whatever reason. I’ve made use of the sea for recreation since I was a teenager but I’ve always been conscious that for me to have an afternoon on a boat or surfboard potentially means another bloke or family man could be putting their life at risk for me. Thank you to all the teams around the coast of the UK. 👍🏽 greetings from Essex UK
Hi Ian, thank you for your kind support and comments and thank you for using the sea safely! 😊
Excellent job...shout out from Cape Town 🇿🇦 Respect!
Good Work !
So impressive and again...team work extraordinaire as always. Bravo guys!! When purchasing real estate there's a saying that it's all about, "Location, location, location." When it comes to MSAR it's all about training, training and more training. It's clear RNLI has it down to a science. Well done and gold stars to the crew on board and supportive crew members all around.
What a brave fantastic crew,like all RNLI around our coastline.Perhaps the surfers should apply to become crew if they need to go out in such bad weather conditions to prove something to someone!!!Godbless all crews I hope that I will never require your services👍👏
As an ex member of C Flt who lived inT Bay I’d like to say we were always impressed with the professionalism demonstrated by the crews. Well done guys.
Just awesome. These volunteers are just one nasty wave away from potential disaster, and yet they still go. Wow!
Our RNLI are the best in the world. Incredibly brave and absolutely selfless. God bless each and every one of them.
Amazing dedication by not just this crew, but all the RNLI crews, superb helm , those seas were atrocious…..so glad I set up a monthly donation to such a worthy organisation 👍🇮🇲❤️
Bravo to All!!🇺🇸
Very brave men
Excellent job lads!!
Much respect from down under 👏👏
Wow, fabulous to see. Huge thanks to that very brave crew x
Thank you Dellyboot! 😊
Incredibly brave, and skilled. We are lucky to have the RNLI and it's people.
Amazing skill and bravery, lads. Selfless work that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves amongst the wider public although this video I hope will go some way to addressing that.
You guys are the bravest of the brave. I have so much respect for your selflessness and dedication.
Thanks, Jack!
Seeing that little boat heading out into that nightmare water to save somebody - it's emotional. Awesome bravery.
Well done boys.
Hearty congratulations on a masterful rescue.
Cheers.
Thanks so much 🙂
@@rnli will they receive a medal for bravery from this shout
Absolutely incredible
We completely agree John
Well done team! Amazing work
Thank you A H! 😊
Fantastic, top Job. Very brave.
RNLI is incredible. God bless you all.
Fantastic work by some very brave people. Well done to all concerned.
Thanks, Tim!
A big thumbs up to all involved. Well done! Very eloquent recollections by very brave and humble Lifesavers.
Superb stuff guys and gals. As always.
I'm completely certain no-one set out that day to be a casualty or in danger of death..... but human beings can all make mistakes at times.
It's just brilliant that there was a brave station and boat crew on hand that day to prevent a mistake becoming a tragedy.
First class job, you should be super proud of this service. Huge risk, Huge benefit. The hardest of calls to make. This is the RNLI at its finest. From a fellow B helm :)
Thank you Tony.
Just amazing!!!!
Thanks Catherine! 😊
Awesome job as always. I hope the surfers realize they're not just putting themselves in danger going out in conditions like that.
Total respect for these guys risking there lives to save others dome of them through shear stupidity and volunteers at that.... every one of them heroes 👍👍👍👍
Wow! great account of a great save. Thank you@
Thank you!
A incredible, the team saved a life had to make tough decisions an incredible show of seamanship, teamwork. You should be very proud of what the RNLI do which is to place their lives at risk for the good of someone in trouble. Amazing!
Heroes, every one of them.
Incredible bravery...you have my total respect. Thank you.
Thank you Peter! 😊
YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING, REAL PEOPLE. GOD BLESS YOU ALL. REG
Marvellous people, forever in debt to the RNLI
You are very special people and I can’t give you enough respect for what you do. Brave doesn’t do it justice.
Great job gentlemen!!! You are to be highly commended for your professionalism and willingness to risk your own lives to save the life of another.
Got to love teamwork when it all comes together. Great job guys, I hope the surfer was appreciative. I’d shout you all a pint from Melbourne, Australia 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Fantastic job with a great rescue in difficult conditions with a boat not designed primarily for surf rescue, in this instance I wonder if less crew on board would be best practice, I think three would have been enough, possibly even two. Class rescue by the RNLI.
Esprit d'Corp... In attempting something that volatile and dangerous it's best to have backup
Very very brave men, thanks for what you do guys, hats off
Superb!!!
I watched this happening, in awe of the RNLI guys 👏👏
Very lucky woman 🇬🇧🙏
WOW!! you guys are so very brave, I have donated for 30 years and will continue until the day I die. #heroes
deep gratitude and admiration for the men and woman who put it all on the line those in need of help...
Well done lads, I'm in Cornwall so I know what a rough sea looks like, unfortunately people think they are invincible so Thank God we have brave people like you to go in where angels fear to tread ..Thank you all ☺
Thank you 💙
Wow, you guys are such heros, you have my complete respect and support. I'm a sailor who hopes he will never need you, but if I ever do ..... you'll be there