Even whales want to learn to sail

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whales want to learn to sail

whales want to learn to sail

Oh My Goodness

This story is, almost unbelievably, one hundred percent real – included here is a pic of a southern right whale who, it seems, accidentally breeched on to a sailboat in Capetown, South Africa. I actually think it was, most likely, just jealous. I believe it simply wanted to get in on the action and learn to sail itself. Everyone is doing it these days. You should be too. You can even start with the skipper course.

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  • Grant Headifen

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