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Marc Benioff Supports Ocean Cleanup
In the 2013 Transpac John Sangmeister’s Long Beach-based ORMA 73 trimaran Tritium Lending Club came up just 2.5 hours short of besting the record after at least six collisions with debris in the ocean. The threat of plastic pollution to basic human and planetary health is the primary reason to clean this up, and it’s…
Diamond in the Rough?
Looking at any collection of aging sailboats tarnished by years of sailing, sun and salt, it would be easy to be dismayed by their loss from active sailing fleets. Yet many sailors know some boats simply are beyond repair. But in the right hands, some of these boats can be brought back to life. Warning:…
Transpac Pre-Preview
The most famous of all West Coast sailing races, the Transpac, is less than two months away. Back for its 49th edition, the biennial 2,225-mile race from Los Angeles to Honolulu will again turn out some of the hottest boats and most talented sailors in the world. Jim Clark’s VPLP 100 Comanche, the world’s fastest…
Delta Doo Dah Kicks Off Saturday
As the fog rolls in on San Francisco Bay and the City’s temperature varies from a low of 55° to a high of 58°, we’re looking forward with eager anticipation to the toasty-warm Delta cruising season. Delta Doo Dah sailors are among those busy planning their adventures upriver. But where to go, what to do,…
San Francisco Bay Whale Sighting
Mel Ellison sent this shot with a note, "I managed to snap a photo of a humpback whale coming under the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday and thought your readers might be interested. The backdrop is Fort Point and the mega yacht Air as she was transiting out of the Bay. The buildings in the Avenues…