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There’s not a lot of room aboard a 28-footer with a canoe stern. But Donna wouldn’t dream of going offshore without her trusty guitar. She hopes to release a new album prior to her solo departure next summer. Inspired Insanity©Latitude 38 Media, LLC Remember Donna Lange? On March 29, 2007 this Oregon-raised, US Virgin Islands-based sailor…
Who’s the Most Adventurous?
In the last decade surfer and solo sailor Liz Clark has had some grand adventures. In fact, even the National Geographic Society has taken note. © 2014 Simon Corneglio The esteemed National Geographic Society has, for the last 10 years, selected candidates for the title of Adventurer of the Year. Candidates are chosen based on…
Film Bio Screening Wednesday
Corinthian Yacht Club’s popular speaker series returns to the club’s beautiful ballroom in downtown Tiburon this Wednesday evening, with the first film portrait by Life on the Water. The Sausalito-based enterprise interviews local sailors, racers, and watery souls at length and produces short films to capture the essence of the subject. Ron MacAnnan, left, in…
Redwood City Facelift
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