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At Sea. Volvo Ocean Race: Meteorologist forecasts complicated weather ahead @ BYM Sailing News

by NewsReader 04-13-2006

Caribbean cruising is about to come to an end for the Volvo Ocean Race fleet as the much discussed weather worries that have kept Mike Sanderson, skipper of leading yacht ABN AMRO ONE, occupied for the last few days are about to come to fruition according to race meteorologist Chris Bedford. Direct Link

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