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In this episode of Dock Chat, we sit down with John and Dave — the duo behind the much-loved Dockyard Mateys tour — to hear their stories straight from the dock.
From their years working at Chatham Dockyard to becoming dedicated ships' volunteers, John and Dave share the passion and hands-on history that inspired them to create our very popular public tour.
Whether you're a regular visitor or new to the world of historic dockyards, their tales from the waterfront are not to be missed.
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