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Still Struggling on Robinson Crusoe
The dramatic tale of how Rhian Salmon and Andy Whittaker survived the February 27 tsunami at Robinson Crusoe Islands aboard their 37-ft sloop Zephyrus is featured in the current edition of Latitude 38. The young British couple thanked us for our interest in their life-changing experience, and wanted us to let readers know that the…
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Did you know that you don’t have to check our site every other day to see if ‘Lectronic Latitude has posted? You actually have a couple of options: first, you can subscribe to ‘Lectronic notifications. Find the ‘subscribe’ link at the bottom of the main ‘Lectronic index page. latitude/LaDonna©2010 Latitude 38 Media, LLC We’ll send…
Socrates Nearing San Francisco
Jeanne enjoys tea at anchor in Hanalei Bay this summer. No doubt she’s been consuming mass quantities of the stuff on the trip down the coast just to stay warm. latitude/LaDonna© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Eleven agonizing days after leaving Victoria, B.C. on her second attempt at a nonstop solo circumnavigation aboard her Najad 380…
I’m Ready for My Close-up, Mr. DeMille
We fielded an interesting call from 47-year-old filmmaker Cory Wolfe yesterday asking if we knew any liveaboards who would be willing to be interviewed for a documentary project. "I moved to San Diego from Alaska a couple months ago, and became fascinated with people who live aboard their boats," Cory said. "As a new liveaboard…
Cammas, Van Liew Still Lead
Franck Cammas’ Groupama 3 (in red) has the rhumbline well-protected against his closest competition, Thomas Coville’s Sodeb’O, to the north. The orange line represents Lionel Lemonchois’s record-setting 2006 run, and the final zag is roughly indicative of the final course to the finish. Francis Joyon (in Cammas’ track) is well within striking range. © 2010…