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This Sailing World interview with Peter Isler is fascinating. Well-worth listening to. He talks about the accident, the canting keel and how they were rescued.
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This Sailing World interview with Peter Isler is fascinating. Well-worth listening to. He talks about the accident, the canting keel and how they were rescued.
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Posted by: coffin world | November 11, 2012 at 04:05 AM
i have listened to it and i must say this is one of the best. i have appreciated much on the details included in the peter isler interview and will look forward to other posts similar to this one that involves the rambler topics. cheers!
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