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Site Search is a very powerful tool for finding what you want. It searches on all parts of the site that your level of access allows you to see. So for example, a search on the words 'ski chalet' might produce references to ski chalets in article snippets on members mini websites, ski chalet companies in the contacts database, photos of ski chalets, members who list ski chalets as an area of expertise, etc, etc. If you have the highest level of access (a guild member) it might even find that obscure reference buried deep in the accounts about how committee members frivolously used their expenses on champagne and hot tubs while 'researching' ski chalets... if only!
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The Restoration Photo Gallery
Richard has covered several major restorations for the UK's yachting magazines including the recent refurbishment of the World's last steam drifter Lydia Eva at the Lowestoft shipyard of Small & Co.
Above: Relaunching the 8 metre yacht Camellia.
 
Above left: A proud John Greenway with his restored Fifie Sweet Promise. Above right: Making a template.
 
Above left: Lydia Eva on the slip days before her relaunch. Above right: Painting Lydia Eva's hull.
More to follow in due course......
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Tristan Rutherford Primarily based in Nice, Tristan Rutherford has been a freelance travel journalist for the likes of The Guardian, The Independent and Time Out since 2002. He spends significant periods each year in Paris, Milan and Istanbul and has written or updated over 30 guidebooks from around the Mediterranean. His interests range from hip urban destinations to hi-speed rail. For more information see his website at www.rutherfordtomasettipartners.com
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"Mr Safi Ullah was a tall thin man in white beard and white punjabi. He gave me tea and a copy of the headmaster’s report from 1948. As I left I pressed him to accept a 1000 taka note – a little less than £9. “For books,” I insisted. He took it under protest. “For books,” he agreed. I reflected afterwards that I had given him enough to keep a 10-year-old in school for a year."
© Peter Hughes, Bangladesh, Condé Nast Traveller, 2008
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