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'English: Prince Williams fo'c'sle, close-hauled while crossing the North Sea. Outer jib and fore-topmast-staysail are set; the tack of the fore-course is secured middle-left. The fo'c'sle on Prince William is one level above the main deck; the break in the guardrails to the left of the ventilator (with the blue triangle) is for steps down to the deck. Photo by Pete Verdon
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