S.V.TAIPAN: MAYABE NOT AN ELEPHANT BUT IT DOES HAVE A TRUNK?

David Frost and Kris Adams left Perth Western Australia in July 2004 aboard Taipan, a 50 foot, GRP, cutter rigged. Kaufman designed yacht. This is our story.

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Monday 8 March 2010

MAYABE NOT AN ELEPHANT BUT IT DOES HAVE A TRUNK?

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