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Screen-Shot-2016-07-13-at-4.06.38-PMTo sail butterfly well requires that the mainsail be left at full and the genoa equally so. Look at what, in this photo, Russian crews on a boat vacation do, they hire four beautiful girls to replace in restraint of the boom. Joking aside, the photo was taken by Georgy Asimov(http://g-akimov.com) a specialist in witty boat shots who took it for the Russian boat vacation company sailfun.ru during the “Sail and fun trophy” held among the Greek islands in late May.

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