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Boatyard Surprises in the Tropics
La Gamelle spent the summer at the St. Martin Shipyard. She’s the boat in the back of the photo, not the front.latitude/Richard©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC When you leave a boat unattended in the tropics — as the Wanderer has left the Olson 30 La Gamelle at the St. Maarten Shipyard — you never know…
Panama Jumpers Soon to Head West
There will be no shortage of crew aboard the Hughes 58 cat Li’l Explorers. Mom and Dad (in dark blue) will have these five youngsters along, plus a baby. But wait ’til you hear what they had to go through before they could begin their cruising dreams. latitude/Andy©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC There’s probably no…
Alex Thompson’s Mast Walk
World-class solo racer, Alex Thompson is well known in racing circles for singlehanding the Hugo Boss-sponsored Open 60 around the world. Last year Alex wowed sailors worldwide by performing a keel walk — climbing onto Hugo Boss’ exposed keel bulb while she was sailing and then jumping off in dramatic fashion, all the while wearing a smart…
A Lack of Clear Communication
So you’re in charge of Search & Rescue for the Coast Guard, and somebody calls and says "My friend who is sailing a 24-ft boat from Hawaii to San Francisco sent me a message that read, ‘I lost my life raft, in danger now.’" What the heck does that mean? And what are you supposed…
Extreme Sailing Series Kickoff
With the America’s Cup in an off year and the next AC World Series not having started yet, fans of stadium racing on big catamarans fortunately have another option; the Extreme Sailing Series. Now in its 8th season, the ESS began its 2014 global tour in Singapore in a thrilling season premiere that had it…