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The document lists 5 groups for a Santa Catalina outing, each with a leader and members. Group 1 will visit the wash-house led by Joan Villafranca with 5 members. Group 2 will tour the flour mills under Andreu Horrach and 5 members. Group 3 will check out the seaplane guided by Maria Marroig and 4 members. Group 4 will explore Land & Sea with leader Luma Rodriguez and 5 members. Group 5 is assigned to the laundramat with Sergi Balufo as leader and 5 members.
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