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S.F. to Shanghai Record Attempt
World-record holder Guo Chuan will soon set sail from San Francisco — alone — in an attempt to set a new benchmark time for the 5,300-mile crossing to Shanghai, China.© 2016 Guo Chuan Racing It’s not every day that someone attempts to sail solo, nonstop, from San Francisco to Shanghai, China — a route made…
Getting Depressed
Had the crews of the cruising boats not prepared well, yesterday’s depression could have resulted in a lot of damage. © 2016 John Rogers “We’re having quite a ride here in Musket Cove,” report John and Debbie Rogers of the San Diego-based Deerfoot 62 Moonshadow. “I, John, first noticed the wind when I thought I…
Capsize and Rescue During Fleet Week
Peter Detwiler and his guests viewed Saturday’s Fleet Week air show from aboard the Catalina 36 Valhanna, sailed out of Tradewinds Sailing Club in Richmond. © 2016 Peter Detwiler "So low, so loud, so cool," writes Peter Detwiler of Sacramento, succinctly describing the San Francisco Fleet Week air show, enjoyed on the water and on…
No Freebies at Morro Bay YC
George Durden, of the Jeanneau 45.2 Epiphany, is warning folks headed south to join the Baja Ha-Ha or otherwise, that the welcome mat is not out at the Morro Bay Yacht Club. “As members of Berkeley YC, we thought it would be nice to visit the Morro Bay YC, meet some members, and hopefully make…
Here Come the Blue Angels
Right now, as you read this, you may be hearing the deafening roar of those jet engines overhead. If you hear them over to the south, look to the west, because by the time you hear them they’re already halfway across the sky. We’re speaking, of course, of the US Navy’s Blue Angels fighter jet squadron,…