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AC Warhorses Stabled While Safety Reviewed
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Less Expensive, Less Extreme, Almost as Fast
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America’s Cup Full Speed Ahead
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Boat Fest Begins Tomorrow
If you’re looking to have some fun in a nautical realm this week, check out the free Northern California Boat Fest at Alameda’s Marina Village Yacht Harbor. This annual four-day event, running Thursday through Sunday (Th-F: 12-5 p.m.; S-S: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.) will showcase a wide variety of both new and used yachts for sail,…
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If anyone is looking for a good culinary reason to go cruising in Mexico this winter, one good answer can be found in the photo above. It’s just part of a meal for a price you’ll find hard to believe. The photo was taken by John and Gilly Foy of the Catalina 42 Destiny.…