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January 14, 2014 at 10:27 pm #1051

Andrew Cully
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My name is Rodrigo de la Serna. I’m the manager of ATYLA, a 31 m. long wooden Schooner, and I wanted to write to let you know about our thrilling 2014 project: “Full Sail Around Europe”, and see if your company would like to “get on board”.

In a nutshell: From April on, we are going to sail all around Europe visiting several regattas and events related to Sail Training. We plan to sail more than 20.000 Km (Half the perimeter of the Earth) without leaving the European continent.

This is a very challenging enterprise, so we will need some support. At the same time, it is also a beautiful adventure and so a great opportunity to reach a huge audience in several countries.
Also, sail training has been defined by many as “a truly life-changing experience”, so supporting this project your company will be supporting this moment for the hundreds of sail trainees we plan to get on board.

Please find attached our PDF presentation with the info about our ship and the whole trip. You can also download it here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/59791640/ATYLA_2014-Full_sail_around_Europe.pdf

There are several ways you can collaborate with us, so please let me know if you could be interested and we’ll talk further.

Best Regards:

Rodrigo de la Serna
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