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Old 07-03-2015, 04:05   #1
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That brought back some great memories, thanks for the post Weavis.
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Poole Harbour is another good spot to film...
Especially on a Saturday..
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I'd like to see the line plans for the last boat, dried out on the mud. That was a new hull form for me!

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