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YACHT CLUB
OPENING
Peter Franks, Patron of the Gisborne Yacht Club, opened the 48th season amidst optimism. The need for an inner harbour ramp was emphasised as the only yachts sailing that day were not dependent on successfully running the "cut" into a metre swell. Above: the members present.
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Peter Franks, Patron of the Gisborne Yacht Club, opened the 48th season amidst optimism. The need for an inner harbour ramp was emphasised as the only yachts sailing that day were not dependent on successfully running the "cut" into a metre swell. Above: the members present.
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Peter Franks, Patron of the Gisborne Yacht Club, opened the 48th season amidst optimism. The need for an inner harbour ramp was emphasised as the only yachts sailing that day were not dependent on successfully running the "cut" into a metre swell. Above: the members present.
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Peter Franks, Patron of the Gisborne Yacht Club, opened the 48th season amidst optimism. The need for an inner harbour ramp was emphasised as the only yachts sailing that day were not dependent on successfully running the "cut" into a metre swell. Above: the members present.
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