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Frida, Benny, Agnetha and Björn went out for a boat trip in 1974. Something happened to the engine and the sail wasn't working. They became shipwrecked, and it took much longer than one day to be rescued. This have actually happened them. Well, they got rescued quite fast, but anyway! “We mostly have time for each other in the weekends. Then we drive to our sailboat,” Benny says. “It’s anchored on a lonely isle. The boat carries the name Simona, has two sleeping cabins and a real kitchen. We own it together with Björn and Anna. Mostly we go out on 48 hours long non-stop sailing trips. Two weeks ago, we were experiencing shipwreck and we were rescued by a fishing boat...” From magazine Bravo, 1974
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Den Guldiga klumpen
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Frida, Benny, Agnetha and Björn went out for a boat trip in 1974. Something happened to the engine and the sail wasn't working. They became shipwrecked, and it took much longer than one day to be rescued. This have actually happened them. Well, they got rescued quite fast, but anyway! “We mostly have time for each other in the weekends. Then we drive to our sailboat,” Benny says. “It’s anchored on a lonely isle. The boat carries the name Simona, has two sleeping cabins and a real kitchen. We own it together with Björn and Anna. Mostly we go out on 48 hours long non-stop sailing trips. Two weeks ago, we were experiencing shipwreck and we were rescued by a fishing boat...” From magazine Bravo, 1974
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