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November 29, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Superyacht Cup: Yachts take different approaches to Falmouth Harbour, Antigua

Timoneer the 44.7m Dubois designed ketch sailed in to Falmouth Harbour in Antigua yesterday completing their transatlantic delivery in a leisurely manner and with time to spare to prepare for the Superyacht Cup Antigua which starts on December 12th.

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Timoneer the 44.7m Dubois designed ketch sailed in to Falmouth Harbour in Antigua yesterday completing their transatlantic delivery in a leisurely manner and with time to spare to prepare for the Superyacht Cup Antigua which starts on December 12th.

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