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San Diego Beneteau Cup
James Dilworth, owner of the local, creatively-painted Santana 22 Pip, headed to San Diego last weekend to join the Beneteau Cup. He sent us this report: The camaraderie of the racing and sailing community makes for an affordable and fun way to see the world. Sleep aboard, chip in for sandwiches, and enjoy the beer…
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Cleaning Up the Coast and Beyond
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Scenes from a Wooden Boat Festival
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Hurricane Florence
There’s always some uncertainty in the science behind hurricane predictions, as the speed, course and strength of big, complex storms can vary from early forecasts. However, if you’re on the southeast coast of North Carolina, it’s probably wise to pay attention to the images below and the forecast for the week ahead. So far, this…