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Sails festival back in town

Chairman of the Festival of Sails Paul Buchholz addresses the crowd. 317371_04

The 180th instalment of the Festival of Sails was held in Geelong from Thursday January 26 to Sunday January 29. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was roaming around to take pictures.

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