Everyone Welcome !

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 Nicola, former college lecturer

 

Why I became a watchkeeper?

It is a great place to keep one’s sailing skills up to date and with a great view too!

 

 

Becoming a watchkeeper:

If you would like to become a watchkeeper, email the station manager at gosport@nci.org.uk for more information.

Making a donation to Gosport NCI:

Text NCIGOSPORT to 70450 to donate £5.

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