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Watch: Cutty Sark, world’s last remaining tea clipper

Cutty Sark, docked at London’s Greenwich, is the world’s last remaining “tea clipper” vessel.

You can find out more about visiting the historic ship by watching this video from our sponsors, Cutty Sark:

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