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    Remarkable voyages celebrated

    Feb 11, 2021 2 minutes

    Despite most sailing areas and destinations being closed to yachtsmen last year, some remarkable cruises were completed, as recognised in the Ocean Cruising Club’s annual awards.

    The foremost award, the Barton Cup, was given to Bert terHart from British Columbia, who made a non-stop, unsponsored, solo circumnavigation via, an OCY 45 based on the Reliance 44 hull.

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