FLIBS20: Saturday weathers rain

Nov 1, 2020 by Triton Staff

Rain kept crowds at bay on Saturday for the fourth day of the 61st annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, but the cloudy skies couldn’t dampen crew spirits. It was Halloween, after all. Photos by Tom Serio, Robin Meagher and Lucy Reed

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