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Tenacatita Sailing Festival
The uncrowded Tenacatita Bay on Mexico’s Gold Coast.© Karen Vaccaro For the last two years we at Latitude 38 had hoped to start a Tenacatita-Barra Sailing Festival, similar to the Banderas Bay Blast and Zihua Sail Fest. Last year we were thwarted by Profligate‘s being one of the 328 boats temporarily impounded by AGACE. This…
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