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    CAT BE NIMBLE, CAT BE QUICK

    by DANIEL HARDING JR. Sep 05, 2017 5 minutes

    LOA: 44'0"

    BEAM: 21'7"

    DRAFT: 4'4"

    DISPL.: 45,000 lb.

    FUEL: 264 gal.

    WATER: 185 gal.

    TEST POWER: 2/435-hp Volvo Penta IPS 600s

    WARRANTY: 5 years structural

    BASE PRICE: $675,000

    Palma de Mallorca is one of the most popular destinations in Spain, attracting the world’s elite and celebrities alike to its shores. It’s also a city of contradictions. Surrounded by some of the most pristine seas the Mediterranean has to offer, from the water it looks every bit like a postcard. Once ashore, you’ll find that as Spain’s tenth largest city, it’s a bustling metropolis filled with interesting juxtapositions. Here there are centuries-old cathedrals colliding with posh restaurants, weathered old windmills perched on a hillside behind a Hard Rock Café, and ancient architecture sharing the skyline with high-rise apartment buildings. It seems past and present crash into each other at every turn.

    Making my way through the bustling city,

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