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Trinity 191 Carpe Diem Gallery
Submitted by Alyssa Haak on Tue, 2011-11-01 08:08
Photo by Jim Raycroft
In the master suite featuring sateen-upholstered walls
Photo by Jim Raycroft
The athwartships bed (previous photo) faces a starboard-side sitting area and large window
Photo by Jim Raycroft
The skylounge features an onyx bartop.
Photo by Jim Raycroft
The main-deck dining area is separated from the saloon by sheer white curtains.
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The main-deck saloon.
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The spacious swim platform has enough room to inflate all this furniture, which is made of easy-to-clean, UV-protected PVC. It makes this the an excellent spot on which to relax after a day with the watertoys.
Photo by Jim Raycroft
Photo by Jim Raycroft
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