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Predictwind & The Stormy Weather of Cape of Good Hope/Cape Aghullas!

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Tweet This was Rebecca’s most feared Sail to date…the stormy weather going around Cape of Good Hope and Cape Aghullas! And she was right…we experienced every kind of weather on this passage including a huge electrical storm where we still wonder why we were not struck by lightning! Luckily Predictwind…

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