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Last night we were talking to some folks who reported that they cruised the Sea of Cortez while living on an average of about $300 a month, lobster dinners included. They told us that during their most thrifty month, they only spent $78, and that included a dinner out. We’ll have details in the August…
The First Two-Boat AC72 Race
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TransPac Record Crushed!!!
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Finally, a Real Louis Vuitton Race
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