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2015 Melges 24 World Championship – Day 4 images by Mick Anderson
by Mick Anderson on 4 Jul 2015
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk
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2015 Melges 24 World Championship – A bunch of photos from today’s attempt to get some sailing done in the light winds. Racing was abandoned after fours hour of waiting on the water.
Take a look at the young Norwegian girl showing off on the foredeck.
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
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Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
Day 4 - 2015 Melges 24 World Championship © Mick Anderson / Sailingpix.dk http://sailingpix.photoshelter.com/
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