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Legends Collide at Wooden Boat Festival
The Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, Washington, will kick off with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear three sailing legends.© 2014 Northwest Maritime Center If you’re planning a trip up to Port Townsend for the 38th annual Wooden Boat Festival at the Northwest Maritime Center, September 5-7, be sure to get there a day early…
Adventurer Update
We’re happy to report that Mike Johnson and crew are making good progress toward completing their transit of the Northwest Passage aboard Gitana. Seen here is last season’s route laid over a National Geo map. latitude/Andy©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC As reported earlier, Mike Johnson and a crew of two men are currently attempting to complete…
Dow to End the Year Between 5,000 and 25,000
The latest word from the weather experts at NOAA is that there will be a moderate El Niño this fall in the Pacific, which tends to alter the jet stream to bring more storms and rain to Southern California. Experts at NOAA say the average moderate El Niño results in 11.82 inches of rain. However,…
Early Warning Signs of Fall
Although the autumnal equinox is still a month away, early warning signs of fall are upon us – schools are opening their doors to students, leaves are beginning to change color, and some weeknight race series are winding down. Wabbiteering on the Estuary: no jacket required. © Fred Fago Photographer Fred Fago reports that Encinal…
SoCal Ta-Ta Changes Course
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