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Mid-Pacific Rendezvous
Saturday morning, while more than a hundred paddlers raced inside the Tahiti lagoon, Puddle Jumpers rally/raced to Moorea in perfect conditions. Pictured here are the Montana-based Waterline 46 Grasshopper and the Sweden-based Amel 54 Amelit.latitude/Andy©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Every year about this time Moorea’s Cook’s Bay anchorage fills up with cruising boats from many…
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Singlehanded TransPac Update
The Singlehanded TransPac is again moving into high(er) gear, as much-welcomed wind pressure has developed, giving the 14 skippers an emotional boost. Now into the last third of the race, the fleet is compressing. Only 55 miles separate the top four boats vying for line honors, with Peter Heiberg’s P/J 49 Scaramouche V leading the pack. Close…