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Old 17-04-2020, 04:30   #1
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Does you plan include social distancing for a crew of twelve?
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Does you plan include social distancing for a crew of twelve?

All women crew (No social distancing)
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Beautiful vessel but with a draft of 14 ft 9 in not my 1st choice for cruising ...
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Beautiful vessel but with a draft of 14 ft 9 in not my 1st choice for cruising ...

Wow! Some yacht. I like the yachts of those times with the tremendous overhangs.

I think the last of the really nice designs was the Sparkman and Stephens yachts (Excuse me for dreaming)


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