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Beeman’s Homeward Bash
Is this man a threat to society? Nah, but he does occasionally like to dress up like a pirate. latitude/Andy© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Veterans of the 2011Baja Ha-Ha rally might recall that Steve Arnold is a pretty colorful character. Not only due to his profession as a honeybee specialist — hence the nickname Beeman…
Accidental Coral Crunching
On May 2, Hurst Lehmann, 59, of Germany, having sailed his 47-ft boat across the Pacific from Mexico, sought a berth at Honokohau Small Boat Harbor on the lee side of the Big Island. The harbormaster told him all the slips were reserved for local boats and directed him to Kailua Bay. Charts and the…
SF Bay’s New Tall Ship Taking Shape
The splendid wooden brigantine Matthew Turner is taking shape in Sausalito. Come celebrate her progress tomorrow at the build site. © 2014 Educational Tall Ship For decades it’s been a sore point among Bay Area tall ship aficionados that San Francisco — despite its rich maritime history — does not have a bona fide tall…
Get This Man Some Foulies
Latitude was happy to donate this outboard bracket to Rimas – who is instantly likeable and genuine - although we can’t imagine it will be much help getting around Cape Horn. What he really needs is some (size medium) heavy-weather foulies. latitude/Andy©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC As reported earlier, Russian immigrant Rimas Meleshyus, 62, arrived…
AC62 Class Rule Announced
The Class Rule has been released for the latest generation of America’s Cup catamarans, to be called AC62s. According to the designers, these boats should be faster, safer, less expensive and lighter than the AC72s that they replace. AC 35 is expected to take place in 2017. “The AC62 features an Oracle USA-17 style pod…