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Champagne and Sashimi Sailing
The Baja Ha-Ha is a two-week event that, thanks to the nonstop activities, seems as though it’s at least a month long. Now that we’re in (foggy!) Bahia Santa Maria following the second leg, the costume kickoff party in San Diego seems so very long ago. The Baja Ha-Ha is fun, but it’s a grueling…
Flashgirl’s Homecoming
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The Race for Glory Begins
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Welcome to La Paz!
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