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sailboard
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sailboard
the craft used for windsurfing, consisting of a moulded board like a surfboard, to which a mast bearing a single sail is attached by a swivel joint


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The copter finally spotted the sailboarder and was able to winch him to safety.
Sailboard champion in copter sea rescue; WEATHER by The Mirror (London, England)
Surfers and sailboarders should head for Scarborough beach or the Ocean coast, while Crawley and Peppermint Grove on the banks of the Swan River are better for a sunbathing session At the mouth of the Swan River is the port of Fremantle - Freo, to those in the know.
Holidays: WIN the holiday of a lifetime; It's the trip of a lifetime ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
picked a good day and water-skied from the Florida Keys to Cuba, while two wandering Key West sailboarders leaned into the wind one fine day and sailed all the way across the Florida Straits to Marina Hemingway--only to be met by puzzled Cuban officials.
U.S. boaters angry with turn of events by Norvell, Douglass / CubaNews
 
 
 
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