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No Hope for Cheeki Rafiki Crew
All hope of finding Cheeki Rafiki‘s crew alive was lost Friday, when US Navy divers confirmed that the life raft of the overturned Beneteau 40.7 was still aboard. "Windows" were reportedly smashed out, and no signs of life were observed inside. At the time, the vessel was approximately 1,000 miles off Cape Cod. After a…
Latitude 38 Logowear for Father’s Day
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Seaquel’s Final Chapter
When Seaquel’s owner, John Berg, explained to a state agency that he didn’t have the means to salvage her, they organized contractors to pull her off the reef and destroy her yesterday © 2014 John Dour After the Ventura-based Nordic 40 Seaquel was driven onto the Kona coast late Sunday night, there was initial hope…
Epic F–k Up at Expedition Yacht Launching
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Search For Cheeki Rafiki Crew To Be Called Off Again Tonight
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