Lunch on the 27th of September provided us all with a reminder (in case it was needed) of the fallibility of human behaviour and the perils of the sea. Our guest speaker Stephen Clinch, Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents at the Marine Accident Investigation Branch brought with him “tales of the unexpected” and examples of “how not to run a ship”. With slides and stories Stephen took us back
to some celebrated disasters with insight into the whys and wherefores. A riveting presentation that had us welded to our seats.
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