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Keep a Lookout for Migrating Whales
Here on California’s North Coast, boaters who venture offshore have been reporting abnormally large numbers of whales in recent weeks. So many, in fact, that they pose a serious potential threat to small-boat operators, while their own safety is potentially threatened by ship strikes. A pair of humpbacks ‘lunge-feeding’ off the coast. © 2016 Cornelia Oedekoven…
Blustery Joan Storer Regatta
Saturday was Joan Storer’s granddaughter D’Arcy’s first time on a sailboat — ever (she’s the one holding the winch handle). Susan (pictured left) and Bill Hoehler’s daughter Amanda is at the wheel of the Hoehers’ J/105 Joyride. D’Arcy’s mom (Joan’s daughter) Janet also raced on Joyride. Joyride©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC On stormy Saturday, October 15,…
Best Solution for Canceling Old TIPs
During the past two years, Mexican government agencies have worked hard to make it easier for recreational boat owners to visit Mexican waters — most notably, by the establishment of two new websites for obtaining visas and Temporary (boat) Import Permits online. If you’re heading south of the border this season — either independently or…
What Is with the Southerly Winds?
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Express 27s Take Berkeley by Storm
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