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Built in 1958 in Lallows Boatyard, this Dragon Class boat that has been saved from despair in Bristol's Rolt's Yard.

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I hoist the mainsail with the mooring lines still tied. A few curious faces peer over the railings. “Is that a Folkboat?” says an old fella’ with a bag of chips. “Where you off to?” “France!” I say.