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A Mid-Season Look Back
Readers, we thought we’d take a quick look back at some West Coast scenery. San Francisco’s new skyline, as framed by sailing.latitude/Tim© Latitude 38 Media, LLC A sailboat at anchor in front of Morro Rock — or Lisamu — last December.latitude/Tim©2018 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The Coast Guard patrolling San Pablo Bay in the spring.latitude/Tim© Latitude…
Gone with the Wind
It’s been a long time coming but now the time is near. John and Diane Dinwiddie have been dreaming of the day when they would head out the Gate and turn south. The only thing stopping them was all the normal stuff — careers, getting the boat ready, and finding the time to make it…
Tale of Two Storms
By now you’ve doubtless seen the stats on Florence. Since coming ashore in the Carolinas early Friday as a Category 1 hurricane, the storm has left 17 dead, almost a million evacuees still unable to return home, extensive flooding, major highways shut down, 700,000 homes and businesses without power — and it hasn’t stopped yet.…
Stellar Day at Rolex Big Boat Series
Viggo Torbensen’s SoCal-based Timeshaver, seen here coming into the finish of Race 2, is one of three J/125s racing in ORR B at Rolex Big Boat Series. latitude/Chris© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Flat water in a flood current and a westerly already piping up well before the appointed start time of 11 a.m. set the stage for…
Florence Makes Landfall
Making landfall when cruising is usually cause for celebration, but on the East Coast and in the Philippines, hurricane and typhoon landfalls are looking lethal. Fortunately, Hurricane Florence was winding down from a Category 4 to a Category 2 Hurricane before coming ashore at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. The storm is still packing 90-mile-an-hour wind,…