Jersey boat show marks 'busy and successful' weekend
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Islanders were invited to take part in outdoor activities and visit food and drink stands at the event
More than 30,000 people attended the Jersey boat show's three-day event in June.
The show returned after a two-year break due to the Covid pandemic.
The event was held at the St Helier Marina and Weighbridge Place and hosted food stalls, a "multitude of yachts and watercrafts", an outdoor activity zone and emergency service vehicles.
Harbourmaster Captain Bill Sadler said as the sun came out, "so did the crowds".
He added: "We're overwhelmed by the fantastic response we've had, both by those taking part and those who came along to support the event."

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