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Old 25-07-2023, 04:55   #1
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Are boats really getting this big?
I just read the newsletter for Prince of Wales Marina in Tasmania. They are happy to announce their new marina extension is open with 46 x 20 m berths and 4 x 40 m berths.

20 m is the SMALL option now!?

(And yes Jim, before you say it, I agree, their definition of a 20 m berth is probably our definition of a 15 m berth, given the current finger lengths, but still… 20 m?)
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