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The grounding of a bright yellow Catalina 27 at Ocean Beach, was a minor news story Monday, but it serves as a painful reminder to all who plan to sail south this fall or winter to head several miles out past the Golden Gate before hanging a left. Many sailors have learned a hard lesson…
A Salute to Unsung Heroes
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Seeing an Old Friend
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Stay Gold Sails Again
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