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Breaking the Pink/Blue Color Divide
Debbie atop the mast of Yesterday’s Girl, doing what has been traditionally considered to be a ‘blue job’. © 2014 Terry Ray While it may not fit the progressive narrative about equality of the sexes, it appears there is something of a natural division of labor on sailboats. In the overwhelming number of cases, men…
Where Is This?
Those 5,000-ft mountains in the background make it unlikely this is a photo of Florida. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC If it weren’t for the mountains, the above photo would look a lot like Florida. But it’s actually a shot of the channel leading out of the Vallarta Marina into Banderas Bay. You sure get…
Sailor Found After Search Abandoned
The little Hawaiian sloop Malia is safely back in port today, nine days after the search for her was abandoned. © US Coast Guard After receiving two mayday calls November 27 from Hawaiian sailor Ron Ingraham, 67, US Coast Guard aircraft flew 59 search sorties, scouring roughly 12,000 square miles of ocean, but no sign of…
2015 Pacific Puddle Jump Revs Up
All sorts of sailors do the Pacific Puddle Jump each year, sailing aboard a wide variety of boats. Last year, roughly 20 nations were represented on the fleet roster. © Fred Jacq Based on the emails we’ve been receiving, adventure-hungry sailors all along the West Coast of the Americas are busily preparing to do the…
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Not One, but Two Boards
It sort of looks like the world’s first cruising catamaran with a canting daggerboard. Escapade©2014Latitude 38 Media, LLC Judging from a quick glance, it looks as though this photo depicts Greg and Debbie Dorland’s Lake Tahoe-based Catana 52 Escapade making a bid to become the first multihull with canting daggerboards. But photos can be deceiving,…