StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Mary Ann Hepworth

Mary Ann Hepworth (ON 808) crossing the harbour mouth bar at Whitby - probably leaving to escort the fishing fleet into safe waters. Showing her keel back at least as far as under the front of the engine cuddy ! (scan of an old postcard, unused and undated)

The lifeboats at Whitby Harbour Day in 2008, escorting the "William Riley" back home (although ON 594 is to the right, leading the parade but out of shot). In order, from the front. ON 808 "Mary Ann Hepworth" 41ft Watson served at Whitby 1938 - 1974. 14-14 "George and Mary Webb" - current Trent class lifeboat the three inflatables are from Staithes (rib), Runswick and Whitby.

Trip to Whitby and found two old friends afloat (ish) in the harbour. The spring tide was very low, and "Reaper" was not afloat......and the usual trip out with Barry on ON808.

ON 808 - "Mary Ann Hepworth" returns from another trip out into the bay - or to the bell buoy - Barry told me (ie -shouted over to me) that they has seen some more porpoises.

Out in Whitby bay on a very calm and sunny day. Barry has allowed MaryAnnHepworth to drift, as there are at least three porpoises in a family pod - with one having a very small dorsal fin - passing by the old lifeboat. Not very easy to see and even harder to capture a decent image.

Becky bringing the old lifeboat "Mary Ann Hepworth" back to her loading berth in Whitby, under the supervision of the skipper.

Passed another test, wearing his lifejacket - on the open and raised bows of the ex-RNLB Mary Ann Hepworth coming back into Whitby from a trip round the bell buoy.

One of many images captured of "Mary Ann Hepworth" on her way out for a trip around the bay (Whitby, Bell Buoy / Upgang and back to Whitby) Taken during the 2010 Whitby Regatta weekend. ON 808 served at Whitby from 1938 to 1974, saving over 200 lives.