Harry Mascall, an eight-year old lifeboat enthusiast and one of the RNLI’s youngest and biggest supporters has finally finished visiting all of the stations in Wales on his mission to visit every single lifeboat station in the UK to raise funds and awareness for the RNLI.

Harry has visited 93 stations so far, and is almost at his big 100 mark. Indeed, having covered all of the stations in Wales, Harry has reached a big milestone in his mission.

A major highlight of Harry’s trip to Wales was visiting the station at Angle where Harry saw his all-time favourite class of lifeboat the Tamar for the first time ever and the crew let him go on board to explore, which was super exciting.

Harry said: “It’s big, it’s cool, it has a slipway launch and it’s just a brilliant lifeboat.”

St. Davids’ boathouse is one of Harry’s favourites that he seen on his travels so far.

Other highlights of Harry’s journey include seeing his first ever shout at Moelfre in Anglesey and being made an honorary crew member at Rhyl.

Harry said: “The Welsh stations have been fantastic! Everyone has been so nice to me and I’m so grateful to everyone who helped to make my Welsh visit a real memorable experience.”

To show support and sponsor Harry in his mission to visit every station in the UK, please visit his just giving page www.justgiving.com/harrymascall/