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A 46 ft long catamaran built in Nelson by Co skipper Nigel Joy stopped in Gisborne en route to join the anti nuclear squadron off Moruoro to proclaim their objection to the arogance of the French towards their Pacific neighbours. Tairawhiti Polytecnic Asian students added their protest on a hull.
Sudden Laughter moored in the inner basin
Crewman John Frost with his 20m banner expressing the right of people worldwide to live in an unpoisoned environment. Approx 4000 people from Blenhiem & Nelson have signed the banner including Paris Grumola (right) & me.
Thai on the left & Korean on the right of the anti nuclear logo
Margarita Yoon-Jung Kim & Sirinya Pantanuch with John Frost.
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