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Today is the first day of the Henley Royal Regatta, the world most famous rowing regatta. Of course, just like last year, HTBS will be there, and three-people strong! We might even get help from the editor of the Swedish rowing magazine, Per Ekström, who is there to cover the regatta for his publication, with the help of HTBS (it's one healthy mix during the regatta...!)
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