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Keeping a Lookout
As every experienced sailor knows, bad things can happen when you don’t — or aren’t able to — keep a constant lookout while underway. Here’s a great example of that, pulled from our email box today. As regular readers know, we’ve been following the solo nonstop circumnavigation of Washington state-based sailor Jeff Hartjoy, 69, whom…
Hartjoy Solos the Horn – Again
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Taking a Holiday Break
Winter has begun in the Northern Hemisphere, and with it the holiday season. ‘Lectronic Latitude will take a break for the rest of this week and will return on Monday, December 28. The Latitude 38 office will be closed for Christmas on December 24-25 and for New Year’s on December 31-January 1. The January issue…