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Rolex Big Boat Series Wraps Up
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What’s Good about the Sea of Cortez
Acknowledging the adage that ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’, we’ll let the accompanying photo by Glenn Twitchell give the definitive answer to what’s so good about the Sea of Cortez. For the record, the photo is of Caleta Partida, the old volcano crater separating — by a very narrow waterway — Isla Partida…
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Small Miracles Through Irma
We received news that the the Wanderer’s Olson 30 La Gamelle survived Hurricane Irma. The following is an excerpt from his Facebook feed: Given the force with which Irma hit St. Barth, the survival of La Gamelle is a miracle. I don’t believe more than a handful of sailboats — if that many — survived on the little…