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Sailor Girl Live in Hobart - Customs House action

by Nic Douglass on 30 Dec 2016
Line honours and second overall for Balance David Brogan www.sailpix.com.au
Sailor Girl Live - 'Balancing Sheep'

Black Sheep, and Balance (winners of IRC Div One, last year's overall winners). Plus a spilt drink, and some roommates: All standard for Customs House!



Sailor Girl Live: From Customs House with IRC Div Three winners

Live at Customs House #1! The hat is back on and I am ready to rock, after a small interlude! Great to catch up with first place in IRC 2, Springday Pazazz, and just a general feel for the vibe at the 'end' of the Hobart race!



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