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Coast Guard Santa on patrol

Kids rush in to see Santa.

Santa joined the Coast Guard last Sunday as he does every year to patrol the river in his own way to bring a little joy to kids and adults alike.

With sacks (or buckets) filled with lolly bags, Santa and Mrs Claus accompanied by the Coast Guard crew cruised the Gympie Terrace stretch of the river with a ho ho ho and a wave to all.

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