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Manu Rere T-Boned
Glenn Tieman aboard the magnificent Manu Rere in Turtle Bay in 2008.latitude/Richard©Latitude 38 Media, LLC “Oh God, my life is destroyed!” That was the reaction of Glenn Tieman, perhaps the world’s thriftiest long-term cruiser, upon hearing the news that his beloved cruising catamaran Manu Rere had been t-boned and severely damaged. The boat had been at anchor…
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No Way to Reason with Hurricane Season
While in the Caribbean this spring, we spoke with friends about their plans for how to deal with the July-to-December tropical-cyclone season in the Eastern Caribbean. Bill Lilly of the Newport Beach-based Lagoon 470 Moontide decided that he’d go with the consensus advice and head south to Grenada. That’s not quite as far south as…
TGIF Racing at SBYC
It’s fun in the sun and sailing on the rail. Aaaaah, Friday. © 2017 Joel Krauska Joel Krauska sent in some shots of another magical evening sailing the South Beach Yacht Club Friday Night Series. And, TGIF, it’s Friday again! If you work in the city and have to commute home anywhere after work for…
Saturday at Your Marina?
Don’t let your marina look like this on Summer Sailstice weekend. Hoisting sails helps improve sail shape and your outlook on life. These boats were built for sailing. Treat your boat and family to a sail. latitude/John©2017Latitude 38 Media, LLC