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MAD Dogs Take R2AK Stage 1
Quite likely the craziest race in the sport of sailing — with hands down the most hilarious press releases — has officially started. Back for its second year, and with nearly double the entries at 65, is Northwest Maritime Center’s Race to Alaska. Beginning yesterday in Port Townsend, WA, the fleet sailed the qualifying leg…
In Recognition of Balclutha
San Francisco Cityfront landmark Balclutha depicted during a raucous voyage offshore. SFMNMP©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC If you’re like us, your use of good old-fashioned postage stamps has probably diminished radically in recent years. But here’s one reason to bypass your automated postage machine — or electronically-generated, prepaid labels — and embrace the old-school method. The US Postal…
Four-Bridge Fiasco
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Comanche Devours Newport-Bermuda
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The Good Cruising Life in Montenegro
Debbie pours the wine in "fairy-tale-like" Montenegro. Escapade©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC Two of the great things about cruising in Europe are the food and the wine. Just ask ‘the good life’ experts Greg Dorland and Debbie Macrorie of the Squaw Valley-based Catalina 52 Escapade. In the photo above you can see the “partially demolished seafood…