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Doyle Sails Sydney — Sailmaker in Gladesville, NSW · YouSail

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Australian-owned Sydney sail loft offering sail design and manufacture, ongoing service, repairs and covers from its Gladesville facility.

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What basic safety gear is legally required and recommended for coastal day sailing in NSW?

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