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Double Trouble on the Forbidden Island
Peter Krueger and his well-traveled Double Trouble team continued their adventuring winter ways last week by helping make history in Cuba. After a strong showing at Key West Race Week, the team of Bay Area sailors participated in the first government-approved edition of the Conch Republic Cup from Key West to Cuba. The regatta was…
The Route Less Traveled
Sea Child, the Bartos’ Aikane 56, was built in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Sea Child©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC John and Geri Conser of Newport Beach report that they are joining Eric and Tamara Barto on the latter couple’s Aikane 56 catamaran Sea Child for "the trip of a lifetime." Right about now they…
El Niño Ate the Boat Show
Anyone who’s spent a real winter on the water there can tell you that San Francisco’s South Bay can fetch up some nasty wave action in stormy weather. We hadn’t had a ‘real’ winter in a few years, until this season’s El Niño broke the trend of fine weather in January. After a steady stream…
Artemis Racing’s New Turbo
Although they’ve since moved their sailing operations to Bermuda, in January Artemis Racing launched a second turbo development boat out of their base in Alameda’s former naval air station. They may not be ‘our’ team, but Artemis Racing maintained a sailing presence on San Francisco Bay for much longer than Oracle Team USA. © Artemis…
Sailors Run Toughs It Out
This file shot of Jeff Hartjoy posing beside a phallic Mexican cactus reminds us of what a great sense of humor he has — no doubt an invaluable personality trait during his round-the-world endurance contest. © Debbie Hartjoy Since jumping off from Ecuador last Halloween on a solo nonstop circumnavigation attempt, 69-year-old singlehander Jeff Hartjoy…