Latest "Sea Stallion" Newsletter Online
The latest Newsletter about the Havhingsten, or Sea Stallion replica Viking ship is now online.
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posted by David Beard @ 16:19
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3 Comments:
The link is dead...
This seems to be a better one:
http://www.havhingsten.dk/index.php?id=1052&L=1
Thanks to Breidox & Sam Wise. I've fixed the link.
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