In the time it took us to sail from the short marker to the medium marker, this young lady and her Dad in the Mirror Dinghy travelled from the short to the home and then up to the long, overtaking us.
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How to Read the River – Wind, Trees, and Surprises
How to Read the River – Wind, Trees, and Surprises Because the Thames always has a trick up its sleeve Learning to sail on a river is ve...
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