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S.F. Bay Hosts Weeklong Salute

Although Bay waters are rarely more crowded, there’s always a fun and festive atmosphere in the Central Bay during the afternoon air shows. © Eric Simonson / www.pressure-drop.us It will get a little noisy this weekend on the waters of San Francisco Bay, and we’re not just talking about the roar of westerly winds blasting through…

Gratuitous Bikini Shots

This photo was taken at a small island tucked into a famous and scenic bay in the Pacific Ocean, a favorite of sailors from near and far. © 2015 Louis Benainous Let’s just say the weather isn’t always hot enough to result in this type of activity. Surprise! It’s Angel Island. © Louis Benainous "It…

Final Prep for Solo Circle

Jeff Hartjoy is making final preparations aboard his and wife Debbie’s Baba 40 ketch Sailors Run for a Halloween departure from Ecuador on his approaching nonstop solo circumnavigation. "It was a year and a half ago that I decided to go solo around the world nonstop, and at that time it somehow seemed so far…

Championship Smackdown

Defending world champion John Kilroy’s Melges 20 Samba Pa Ti on Saturday. © Leslie Richter Samba Pa Ti managed to recover from this capsize for her worst (16th place) finish of the regatta, which Kilroy, sailing with Bill Hardesty and Jeff Reynolds, threw out to repeat as world champion. © Leslie Richter The final two…

Clear Lake Update

While the Valley Fire continued to rage in devastated Lake County, we checked in with our contacts at Konocti Bay Sailing Club to see how they were holding up, and to learn if the fire had altered their busy sailing schedule. The fire grew rapidly on September 12. The plume of smoke can be seen…