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Water Safety Fair Tomorrow
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Shaking Up the Lipton Cup
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About Last Weekend
On Monday’s ‘Lectronic Latitude, we asked the West Coast about their weekend. Last Saturday in San Francisco, we had gnarly, gale-force winds offering both glory and carnage for sailors. In response to our query, Kimball Livingston wrote the following subject-line-only email: "We sailed teenagers on Nacras on Saturday. All day." Intrigued, we asked for pictures. Local…
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Tack or an Attack?
While sailing, there are many good reasons to call for a tack. One is when you’re about to sail between a large LPG tanker and a USCG patrol boat with an attentive-looking gunner at the battle station. Just happened we were right under the bridge at the same time as the LPG tanker. The LPG…