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The Floating Boat Show
One of the great things about anchoring off St. Barth is the great boats you get to see. Some are old, some are new, some are big, some are small. It takes all kinds. When we woke up the other morning, the beauty in the accompanying photo was anchored a little bit off our port.…
Eight Bells for Rick Wood
It is with heavy hearts that many Bay Area sailors are learning of the drowning death of local sailor and boatbuilder Rick Wood. His body was reportedly found near him home in Richmond on Sunday. Recently, Rick had been working as interim boatyard manager for the Spaulding Boat Works in Sausalito, but he is probably best…
The Spectacle will Soon Begin
Lionheart and Rainbow prepare to go out for some test sailing. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC St. Barth has been pretty quiet for the last 10 days or so, but that all changed this morning as the St. Barth Bucket, which we’ve often referred to as the "greatest spectacle in sailing," starts later this week…
Jeanne Socrates Passing Cape Leeuwin
As of this morning, Jeanne Socrates’ Najad 380 Nereida was just passing Australia’s Cape Leeuwin. For the last few days Socrates has been dealing with 20-ft seas and gale-force winds, causing her a few headaches in the form of a destroyed wind generator, damaged radar mount and displaced windvane rudder. None threaten her safety or…
The End of ‘Cruiser Races’ in Mexico?
As we reported in a special ‘Lectronic report on Saturday, there was a starting line collision — with a severe injury — in the second race of the Banderas Bay Regatta Friday. The collision was between the Hunter 54 Camelot, owned by the Shaw family of Portland, and the J/160 Blue, which is based out…