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Franck Daouben est apnéiste; après plus de 20 ans comme plongeur dans la Marine nationale, il est revenu s'installer au pays, l'Aber Wrac'h, où il a monté son école d'apnée.
Franck Daouben est apnéiste; après plus de 20 ans comme plongeur dans la Marine nationale, il est revenu s'installer au pays, l'Aber Wrac'h, où il a monté son école d'apnée.
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"Franck Daouben, l'apnée et les Abers"Franck Daouben est apnéiste; après plus de 20 ans comme plongeur dans la Marine nationale, il est revenu s'installer au pays, l'Aber Wrac'h, où il a monté son école d'apnée.
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