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This years Puig Vela Clasica in Barcelona attracted an impressive number of classics once again, not least due to there
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THE TALE OF TIRRENIA II: FROM NORTHERN EUROPE TO THE CARIBBEAN by Paolo Maccione Tirrenia
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Built in 1985 according to the International Third Rule- America’s Cup. Designed by Ben Lexcen,
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The King’s Britannia
An excellent history of Edward VII’s and George V’s great racing yacht Britannia.
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