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Winds were light and skies were cloudy for the crossing from Papeete to Moorea, but arrival at Cook’s Bay was dramatic nonetheless. Seen here is Neil and Jeanette Hay’s Freemantle, Australia-based Beneteau 47 Echo Echo.latitude/Andy©Latitude 38 Media, LLC Roughly 200 sailors from a dozen countries are feeling a bit more connected to their Polynesian hosts…
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Wonderful Woodies Alert
A greeting from the Sea Scouts on their open whaleboat, Viking. latitude/Andy©2016Latitude 38 Media, LLC Lovers of classic yachts will want to set aside some time on Sunday to visit Corinthian Yacht Club, on Tiburon’s Main Street, for the Master Mariners Wooden Boat Show. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., visitors will be able to view…
Medical Drama in the Clipper Race
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