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Delta Ditch Run Lite
Although the fleet enjoyed some bikini weather, the triple-digit temps forecast didn’t materialize for Saturday’s Delta Ditch Run from Richmond to Stockton.latitude/Chris©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC This year’s Delta Ditch Run will not be remembered for carnage, dismastings, broken boats or broken records. Quite the opposite. It was pleasant, not as hot as forecast due to…
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Believe it or not, we’ve received a half dozen similar shots of mid-ocean freeloaders. latitude/Archives©Latitude 38 Media, LLC During the four decades that Latitude 38 has chronicled the experiences of West Coast sailors, we’ve received a fantastic variety of photos of objects floating offshore: semi-submerged shipping containers, the lower stage of a space-bound rocketship, a…
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Not Rolling on the River
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