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our horizons have shrunk, so our appreciation of what lies on our doorsteps has grown. The lure of a blue water anchorage and warm trade wind sailing will always be there, but the opportunity to inspect our own coastline afresh is no bad thing. It’s fair to say that when UK-based yachtsmen think about chartering options across the world, they often overlook the fabulous cruising grounds at home. The UK provides one of the richest and most varied cruising grounds in the world. Whether you’re threading your way up some tranquil creek and discovering the magic of the east coast swatchways, exploring the varied ports and rugged headlands of the West Country or seeing with enchanted eyes the purple hills and wine dark seas of Scotland, there is something special to discover much closer to home for all

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