#40yearsofsailing – The terrible Bass Strait – PHOTOS

Here we are celebrating the last month of this important birthday: 40 years of life, 40 years of passion for the sea and sailing. We have become great together with you. To say thank you, we have collected for you some of the most beautiful images published in the more than 440 issues that invariably come out each month on newsstands.

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