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June 2, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Ferry retires after 17 years on UK-Channel Island route

A ferry which has operated between the Channel Islands and the UK for 17 years has made its last trip to the islands. Condor 10 was the first car carrying fast ferry to serve the islands when it started operating on the Weymouth to Channel Islands route in April 1993.

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A ferry which has operated between the Channel Islands and the UK for 17 years has made its last trip to the islands. Condor 10 was the first car carrying fast ferry to serve the islands when it started operating on the Weymouth to Channel Islands route in April 1993.

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