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La bande annonce du projet Sailing Alama. Le Projet SAILING ALAMA, c'est l'achat d'un premier voilier, un Bénéteau First 30 de 1979, un vieux baroudeur qui a déjà parcourue l'océan atlantique avec son ancien propriétaire Grégoire "ASTAP sur l'Atlantique". Le but, est de redonner un coup de jeune à ce voilier, nouvel aménagement, nouvelle couleur et ensuite de prendre le large, continuer la formation déjà commencé par des stages de voile, de partir en navigation seul, en famille et entre amis. The SAILING ALAMA Project is the purchase of a first sailboat, a Bénéteau First 30 from 1979, an old adventurer who has already crossed the Atlantic Ocean with its former owner Grégoire "ASTAP sur l'Atlantique". The goal is to give this sailboat a facelift, new layout, new color and then to set sail, continue the training already started with sailing courses, to go sailing alone, with family and friends. Crédits Musique : Vlad Gluschenko - Time : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFr6_SCm78U Pour nous suivre sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/sailingalama/
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