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July 7, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Yacht club sails into history with a desert regatta

The internet, a thirst for adventure and floods have put desert sailing on the global map. More than 200 people and at least 60 boats turned up for the Lake Eyre Yacht Club’s first sailing regatta yesterday in remote desert country 845 kilometres north of Adelaide and a stone’s throw from the Queens

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The internet, a thirst for adventure and floods have put desert sailing on the global map. More than 200 people and at least 60 boats turned up for the Lake Eyre Yacht Club’s first sailing regatta yesterday in remote desert country 845 kilometres north of Adelaide and a stone’s throw from the Queensland border.

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