Sunderland, UK. 14th July 2018. The Etoile, a French ship, on the North Sea at the beginning of the first leg of the 2018 Tall Ships Race, to Ebsjerg in Denmark. More than 50 tall ships were docked in the Port of Sunderland, in north-east England, from 11 to 14 July 2018. Credit: Stuart Forster/Alamy Live News

Sunderland, UK. 14th July 2018. The Etoile, a French ship, on the North Sea at the beginning of the first leg of the 2018 Tall Ships Race, to Ebsjerg in Denmark. More than 50 tall ships were docked in the Port of Sunderland, in north-east England, from 11 to 14 July 2018. Credit: Stuart Forster/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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