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Corinthian Midwinters/Robgatta
Although the weather was perfect for a raft-up on Saturday, it wasn’t so keen for a Bay tour yacht race. The shifty northerly softened as the ebb built, and the later-starting boats didn’t see more than 6 knots.latitude/Chris©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC "They put a quart into a pint pot," said Ian Matthew of Saturday’s Corinthian…
Antigua Is A-OK
Jolly Harbour on the leeward side of Antigua is ‘ti Profligate’s new off-season home. She’s the cat with the turquoise sail covers. latitude/Drone38©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC Having not spent much time in Antigua since doing six Sailing Weeks with our Ocean 71 Big O in the the event’s heyday of the 1980s and 1990s, the…
Fiji Recovering from Mega-Cyclone
Residents of Fiji are still reeling from Saturday’s pummeling by ferocious Tropical Cyclone Winston, the most powerful storm ever to hit the multi-island South Pacific nation — and probably the most destructive. Winston struck a direct hit on the Fijian islands over the weekend — the most powereful cylone ever recorded in those islands. ©…
The ‘Woodiest’ Town on the West Coast
Former Sausalito boatwright Jody Boyle and his soon-to-be-four-year-old daughter Frances pose beside one of the smallest projects being built at NSWBB. latitude/Andy©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC What’s the wooden-boat-lovin’est town on the West Coast? From what we’ve seen, it has to be Port Townsend, WA, a Victorian-era port town perched along the Strait of Juan de…
Panama Canal’s Third Lane Repaired
Unlike the original locks, the Third Lane will recycle much of the water it uses, and will have sliding gates that operate faster than those on the original Canal. ACP©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC It’s not surprising that a construction project as challenging as the Panama Canal’s expansion would see substantial delays and cost overruns, but…