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Busman’s Holiday in the Ol’ Carib
Blasting along the Sir Francis Drake Channel with a bone in her teeth, the lovely Liberty Star, illustrates that along with modern racer-cruisers, bareboats and megayachts, you can still find traditional sailing craft in Eastern Caribbean waters.latitude/Andy©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC When friends Lynn and John Ringseis invited my wife and I to fly down…
The Overflowing Bucket; the ‘ti and You
There are a lot of great regattas in the Caribbean, and depending on the criteria, many could vie for the title of ‘the best’. But if the criteria is a ‘spectacle of huge sailing yachts’, none in the Caribbean, let alone the world, can compare with the St. Barth Bucket. If you’re going to race…
Mindboggling Worldwide Currents
We warn you that studying the flow of currents all over the planet can be transfixing. © Earth Wind Map We recently reported on the development of the Earth Wind Map, which is one of the most fascinating depictions of natural phenomena that we’ve ever seen. If you haven’t checked it out yet you should,…
Google Barge to Move
The mysterious, four-story Google barge, currently under construction at Treasure Island, must move. While investigating numerous complaints against the facility the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) found it was lacking the proper permits. Lacking construction permits, Google has been told to vacate the Treasure Island pier. © Karl Mondon Although this is…
More Impounded Boats “Liberated” in Mexico
Jonathan Cervantes, the very helpful harbormaster at Cruise Port Marina in Ensenada, reports that all but about "nine or 10" of the 42 mostly foreign-owned boats that were impounded at his marina since late November have now been "liberated." He is unclear why the remaining boats — which include one dinghy — have not been…