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    Getting afloat

    Mar 08, 2024 2 minutes

    CERESTE

    Lovely inside and out

    ere’s one of the ever-popular Robert Clark-designed Mystery sloops, a popularity gained, one supposes, by their unusually good looks, although that claim is strenuously denied by owners, who insist they sail very well too. Twelve were built either side of the war, this in 1938 by Sussex Yacht

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