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Friends crazy day out that involved waltzers, a boating accident, trip to A&E and saving a woman s life
The four friends went to A&E as well as saving a life
The group ended their day in Cleethorpes (Image: Luke Green)
Four friends from Lincolnshire have retold the tale of their journey from Skegness to Cleethorpes, involving boats, A&E and saving a stranger s life.
Aaron Masters, 19, and Liam Kilsby, 20, both live in Kirton In Lindsey while friends Holly Stamp, 19, and Molly Underwood, 16, live in East Butterwick and Scunthorpe respectively.
The group started their day exactly like they would any other Sunday. With a desire to travel, they pick a random place to go and explore. This time, they chose Skegness as their destination.
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