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Cruisin’ Through the Crossroads
Forty-six boatloads of westbound cruisers attended the free Tahiti Bon Voyage seminar and party Sunday at Panama’s Shelter Bay Marina, which lies near the Caribbean entrance to the world-famous Canal.latitude/Andy©Latitude 38 Media, LLC At this time every year, a diverse international armada of cruising sailboats converges on the Panama Canal. Most of them are headed…
Red Light at Night No Sailor’s Delight
If you’re going to have your bilge pump alarm go off, it’s best if it happens when: 1) The water is warm. 2) The water is blue. 3) It’s daytime. Two out of three wasn’t bad for us. latitude/Richard©Latitude 38 Media, LLC The bilge pump light on our Leopard 45 catamaran ’ti Profligate came on…
Records Set in the Heinie
Paul Allen of Santa Cruz was one of the crew on the untouchable Phaedo3, seen here setting an around-the-island record. © 2016 Laurens Morel The 36th annual St. Maarten Heineken Regatta delivered a nice variety of conditions for the diverse fleet of 196 boats and crews over the weekend. But it didn’t matter if it…
Gnarly Weekend on S.F. Bay
A parade of J/120s at StFYC’s Spring One Design on Sunday, with a parade of J/105s going the opposite way in the background. Sunday was the drier of the two days on the Cityfront. © Erik Simonson The forecast ranged from the dire (gale warnings for Saturday afternoon) to the merely uncomfortable (rain for sure,…