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decision at these crucial talks associations that can help its
and deliver ‘a zero carbon members to replace damaged
world as fast as we can’. But or aged items. Details at the
we need a little help. web site www.leisureowners.
Originally, we were to have
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been given a lift across the may be made to me.
North Sea on an 80ft former Barri Hopkins,
sailing trawler. Unfortunately, commodore@leisureowners.
she’s to go in for repairs, so
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would like to cross the North Back to
Sea in late September from bare metal
East Anglia, ideally Suffolk, to Thanks for testing Seajet’s
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Anyone who can help Peller Clean, in the July issue.
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or who wants to join the with the publicity, we were
caravan, should ring me marginally concerned that
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Association holds a range product to bare metal props,
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