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Sailboat & Tug Collide Outside Gate
Around 3 p.m. on Saturday, in the midst of the Three Bridge Fiasco, an unidentified sailboat collided with a tug or its tow just outside the Golden Gate Bridge, sinking the sailboat. The two crewmembers were rescued by the Coast Guard and treated for hypothermia at Station Golden Gate. Eyewitness reports put the tug on…
Gabart & Le Cléac’h Finish Vendée
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To Ha-Ha or Jump the Puddle?
If you’re planning to attend the first weekend of the Seattle Boat Show, which starts today and runs through February 3 at CenturyLink Field and South Lake Union, be sure you don’t miss the seminars by our very own ‘Banjo Andy’ Turpin tomorrow and Sunday. ‘Banjo Andy’ Turpin shares his expertise on sailing in the…
Proposed Security Zone in the Estuary
Many Estuary sailors are up in arms about a proposal to expand the security zone on the south side of Coast Guard Island. As it was explained to Alameda Marina Harbormaster Brock de Lappe in a meeting with the project’s lead engineers on Wednesday, the new security zone would encroach on the main 500-ft channel…
Sunrises, Missing Dinks and Snakes
Sunrise may come early, but it’s the best time of day to snap shots like this. latitude/Richard©2013 Latitude 38 Media, LLC There have been killer sunrises all week along the Riviera Nayarit. The one above, taken two days ago at Punta Mita, features one of the then-20 anchored boats, and the remnants of a fine…