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Whales Inside the Bay
As smart as they are, migrating whales occasionally get disoriented and enter the Bay.© Joanne Martin & Erika Janke For school-aged kids lucky enough to be invited aboard the German Frers-designed 46-ft sloop Golden Bear, a San Francisco Bay daysail is always a very special experience. But one of last week’s trips was particularly memorable…
First American Female to Solo Nonstop?
One of the challenges that many singlehanders face during long, lonely passages is how to keep themselves amused. Donna Lange has got that issue covered. An accomplished singer-songwriter, she never goes offshore without her trusty guitar. © donna lange No sooner had Sir Francis Chichester regained his ‘land legs’ after completing his historic one-stop solo…
‘Women Who Sail’ Want You
Sailing-related online message boards have been around almost as long as the Internet. One of the great assets of these types of sites is the vast wealth of knowledge their members — almost exclusively male — have (or, in some cases, think they have). The downside of such groups, though, is that those members have…
Skidding in Sideways?
Sam’s Anchor Cafe in Tiburon is always a popular pit stop for boaters on summer weekends. But for obvious reasons, ‘front row’ parking is currently not advised for keelboats. © Art Hartinger When we first saw this snapshot from the July Fourth weekend, we were reminded of a quote by flamboyant author Hunter S. Thompson:…
A Jaw-Dropping Mix of Old and New
This shot, which was uploaded from Dorade this morning, proves that at least part of her Atlantic crossing thus far has been wet and wild. Describing Saturday’s conditions, Captain Ben Galloway wrote: "Before long, we found ourselves hurtling down a wave at over 18 knots, in 27 knots of wind and decided it was time…