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Fridel Engert née Meyer (1904–1982), known to the public at that time as Fridel Meyer and in later years as Fridel Dalling-Hay, having set out in her kayak from Westminster, London, England, with the intention of circumnavigating the UK. Here she stands on the deck of the Lowestoft lifeboat Agnes Cross after she had rescued her husband whose canoe had capsized.

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Source Daily Mirror, 22 June 1933, "Canoe girl's plucky rescue", page 3, col.1 (Screenshot of a poor quality microfilm of a newsprint copy of the original photo).
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