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    YOURCRUISING COMMUNITY

    Apr 28, 2022 3 minutes

    Send your sailing gossip, diary dates, cruising news and club or owners’ association updates to Katy Stickland katy.stickland@futurenet.com

    Hillyard classic to return to Littlehampton

    The only surviving Operation Dynamo sailing yacht built in the Littlehampton boatyard of David Hillyard is to return to its home port. Windsong, a 1931 Hillyard auxiliary ketch, will be used by the charitable foundation Wellness Over Waves to provide sail training for disadvantaged young people.

    Michael Duddridge has been the owner of the Dunkirk Little Ship for three decades, sailing her from his home

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