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I've seen this one before. It's harbored in the Baltic. I think it belongs to a Swedish guy who built it. You might try looking up "Baltic Proa."
ReplyDeleteIt has a wonderful Vernian look, no?
The book at is called Akka, around 11 metres long, and there are more pictures and drawings at: tacking-outrigger.com Baltic pros , I think!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.tacking-outrigger.com/baltic_proa.html
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