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Congratulations David! Hansa 303's sail in Venice alongside much larger yachts in the Veleziana - as the article states - "From the shores the contrast was evident. On the one hand, boats of tens of meters, with large crews on board. On the other hand, dinghies in which the sailor remains seated, without trapeze and without shifting his weight overboard. Two opposite ways of going to sea, in the same body of water and at the same time." Best of luck to the Hansa 303 sailors taking part in the Mussanah Sailing Week in Oman this week thanks to @omansail .
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