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Bay Ship Buys Svendsen’s
There has been plenty of unsettling news lately concerning the Alameda Marina complex, but Bay Ship’s acquisition of Svendsen’s is largely seen as positive. latitude/Chris©Latitude 38 Media, LLC In most corners of the sailing world, a boatyard changing hands would not be particularly earthshaking news. But rumors circulating late last week that Svendsen’s Boat Works of…
Emergency Cruiser Blood Drive
An urgent request for type A-negative blood was broadcast to the Banderas Bay cruising fleet via VHF on Sunday, November 26, by Dick Markie, harbormaster at Paradise Village Marina. The blood was desperately needed for Liz Barrow, wife of former Vallarta YC Commodore Andy Barrow. Eight hours before, Liz had some veins in her throat…
Thrills and Spills in the Antipodes
A rare treat: a shot of Armel Le Cléac’h aboard Banque Populaire VIII, passing the Kerguelen Islands on November 30. © Marine Nationale / Nefertiti / Vendée Globe Armel Le Cléac’h on Banque Populaire VIII crossed the longitude of Cape Leeuwin in southwest Australia this morning after 28 days, 20 hours, 12 minutes of sailing in the Vendée…
Lighted Boat Parades Part 2
In Wednesday’s ‘Lectronic Latitude, we listed a plethora of lighted boat parades that will put holiday sparkle into the next three weekends in Northern California and San Diego. We wondered what we’d missed, and some alert readers clued us in. In Half Moon Bay’s Pillar Point Harbor, most of the craft decorated for the holidays…
Atlantic Chock-a-Block with Yachts
Most of the boats coming across the Atlantic in November-December rallies are cruising boats, such as the Lagoon 450 Spirit, the first of the ARC+ boats to finish. They made it in 13 days and change, although it’s unclear how much they motored. © 2016 ARC+ Given the normally ideal tradewind sailing conditions from…