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Vendée Globe Down to 16
The normally cheerful Sam Davies was forced to abandon the Vendée Globe when she dismasted.© Sam Davies / Savéol More carnage in the Vendée Globe over the past two days. Yesterday, Great Britain’s effervescent Sam Davies reported that Savéol‘s rig came crashing down as she neared the center of the depression. She was below at…
Boatload of Coke & a Mid-Ocean Rescue
The laidback Kingdom of Tonga is normally so sleepy and tranquil that it rarely makes headlines, but this week was different. Two of the biggest stories buzzing across South Pacific news wires occurred in or near Tonga. All things considered, smuggling coke across oceans is a tough way to make a living. © 2012 Australian…
Who Says You Can’t Cruise the Bay?
Posting photos like this with the caption “I’m saaaaaiiiiiling!” on your Facebook page will garner you lots of ‘likes’. latitude/LaDonna© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Who says you have to go somewhere tropical to cruise? Or that you have to sell everything off and leave for years at a time? An impromptu weekend cruise in your…
Latitude Photo Quiz
Every boat ever built has had mysterious and strange modifications made to it by its many owners. One couple we know, who bought their boat from a gentleman named Bob, calls them ‘Bob Jobs’. This writer and her husband have a decidedly less polite term for them. Occasionally, they can be brilliant, but most of…
Fall Cruising in Puget Sound
Desert Sage enjoyed a little solitude at a deserted dock in Longbranch, north of Olympia. © 2012 Berto Napuli November is a lovely time for a cruise in San Francisco Bay — in fact, check Wednesday’s ‘Lectronic for this writer’s report on this weekend’s mini-cruise to Oakland — but sailors in the Pacific Northwest usually…