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Barbados National Sailing Champs - Images by Ocean Crusaders crew
by Ian Thomson on 30 Nov 2015
Racing on Carlisle Bay Annika Fredriksson
The Barbados National Sailing Championships were held over five weekends starting in September and culminating in a final presentation on November 1st. Here is a selection of images taken by visiting Ocean Crusaders crew.
Sailing class of 2015 © Annika Fredriksson
Barbados Sailing Association President Penny © Annika Fredriksson
Ocean Crusader Annika presens most improved award © Annika Fredriksson
Ocean Crusader Thommo talks with youth about environment © Annika Fredriksson
Racing on Carlisle Bay © Annika Fredriksson
Racing on Carlisle Bay © Annika Fredriksson
2015 Barbados National Sailing Championships © Annika Fredriksson
2015 Barbados National Sailing Championships © Annika Fredriksson
2015 Barbados National Sailing Championships © Annika Fredriksson
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