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Big Fun on Banderas Bay
Can anybody play? Yeah, pretty much. The long-established Banderas Bay Regatta is fun for boats of all shapes and sizes. That’s Miss Kitty in the foreground, sailed to a third in class by Randy Hough and crewman Norm who note that their ages (62 and 65) add up to a higher number than their handicap.©…
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Orion Breaks Lakota’s SD-PV Record
In this year’s 1,000-mile San Diego to Vallarta race two trimarans have each broken a long-standing speed record. It was back in 1998 when the late Steve Fossett skippered his 60-foot trimaran Lakota to a record finish in 2d, 14h, 20m, 17s. Late Monday, skipper Charlie Ogletree and navigator Peter Isler raced the MOD70 trimaran, Orion to…
Caribbean Mornings & Commuting
Dawn in the tropics, a very pleasant and sensual experience. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC After a long winter of extra strong Christmas trades, early mornings in the Caribbean have now turned sweet. The warm 10-15 knot breezes literally caress your skin, and there’s always a couple of new boats in the anchorage to checkout.…
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It’s a fact that most cruising sailors never race. That’s partly because they feel they’d be ‘sailing their house’, which is too heavily laden to be competitive, and partly because many of them have little or no previous racing experience. But not all cruisers think this way, as evidenced by this note from Robin Weber:…