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Webb Chiles Sneak Peek
Webb Chiles, the ultimate Zen sailor. latitude/Richard © Latitude 38 Media, LLC A man in his early 70s losing his vision in one eye but planning to do a circumnavigation on a Moore 24 ultralight? Yeah, right. But before you snort that this man has no idea what he’s getting into, understand that he’s already…
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It’s been cloudy and rainy in San Diego for the last couple of days, and with the 149-boat Ha-Ha fleet slated to head south of the border one week from today, it looks like another couple of overcast days are ahead. It’s expected there will be lots of this for the start of the 19th…
Casting Call
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