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Matthew Turner Shipyard Sale
This Saturday, Call of the Sea is hosting a shipyard sale to benefit the continued construction of the 100-ft brigantine Matthew Turner. The event will take place in "the Big White Tent" where the Turner was built. Nautical artifacts such as tools, lumber, antique charts and models will be on sale, and hot dogs will be on…
Phaedo3 Nips Transpac Record
Less than two years after the maxi-trimaran Lending Club 2 shocked the world with a 3-day,18-hour record run to Hawaii, that record has fallen. Lloyd Thornburg’s ultra-quick MOD70 trimaran Phaedo3 has been going after big race victories and world sailing records for years now, and this week’s L.A.-to-Honolulu record is just the latest in a…
From the May Issue
Don’t Panic looks relaxed enough heading to weather in the 80° air and water of the BVI. © 2017 Dean Barnes / STIR 2017 In the May issue, Michelle Slade highlighted Julian Mann’s very active race program with the Don’t Panic team’s recent participation in the BVI Spring Regatta. Catch the full story here.
A Rookie at the (NALSA) America’s Cup
Several yachts of different classes preparing to head out onto the course. © 2017 John Nosach As we waited to board our flight at T.F. Green airport, near our home on Narragansett Bay, RI, I felt excited about the adventure that lay before us. My wife and I were on our way to a very…
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Pillar Point Pollution Presentation
Did you realize that Capistrano Beach in Pillar Point Harbor at the north corner of Half Moon Bay has been one of the most polluted beaches in California for more than 30 years? We didn’t either, until the good folks at Half Moon Bay Yacht Club called our attention to a presentation their foundation is…