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An Update from Webb Chiles
Nation — Another solo circumnavigator sent us an update. We were delighted to hear from the legendary Webb Chiles, who, after a unique transit of the Panama Canal, is about to embark on the last leg of his sixth circumnavigation. After a 17-day passage from Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, to Colon, Panama, that saw a 43 knot…
The Naked Truth
When you leaf through old issues of Latitude, a few things might . . . ahem . . . jump out at you. We’re not talking about the sepia-colored photos, the big hair or the beamy boats. We’re talking about skin. Since its inception in 1977, Latitude 38 featured lots of people in the buff, most of which was…
Randall Reeves Says Hello to Latitude Nation
It’s time for your monthly Randall Reeves-ing. Nation, last night, the solo-sailor extraordinaire sent you a message: Greetings from 47°S and 122°W. That position is significant; it’s the same longitude as San Francisco, although the latitude is some 5,000 miles further south. I’d wave from the masthead, but I think such might still be below the…
Spring Crew List Party March 7
Make plans to attend Latitude 38’s Crew Party, Thursday, March 7, 6-9 p.m. at Golden Gate Yacht Club in San Francisco
The Westward Migration Begins
“Fantastic first day,” reported Charles Wilding this morning from the UK-based Nautitech 40 Wilderness. “Spinnaker up all day; put in second reef at sunset. Winds picked up as predicted… gusting 25.”