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Ta-Ta One – Reggae Pon da Ocean
Paul Martson’s Contour 34 trimaran Orange finishes up the second leg strong in the lee of Pt. Dume. Ta-Ta sailing conditions were terrific. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The way we see it, there are two ways to measure the success of a sailing event. The first is how good the sailing conditions were. The…
Ta-Ta Update
The crescent bay called Paradise Cove makes a comfortable overnight anchorage, but watch out for the kelp. latitude/Andy© Latitude 38 Media, LLC After swapping cruising tales last night during the big spaghetti feed at the friendly King Harbor YC in Redondo Beach, Ta-Ta fleet members are crossing the channel to Two Harbors, Catalina today under…
San Francisco Sunset Spectacular
The Bay Area was dazzled by beautiful sunsets last week, including this one photographed at Marina Bay in Richmond by Paul Kassatkin of the Hunter 40 Relax. For many sailors — us included — beautiful sunsets are the cherry on top of a terrific daysail. Of course, we hear that sunrises can be pretty spectacular, as well. Too…
Coastal Cleanup Day Tomorrow
Volunteers at last year’s Coastal Clean Up Day receive some training. © Winston Bumpus Prior to last year’s California Coastal Cleanup Day, Redwood City’s Sequoia YC and LA’s Port Royal YC worked with government agencies to develop a program that would encourage yacht clubs and their members to get involved in the annual statewide beach…
The Electro-Diesel Mystery
On September 8, we needed to get from San Diego to Santa Barbara for the start of the Ta-Ta. As usual, we figured we’d do the old two-step: 80-some miles the first day to Two Harbors, and 80-some miles the next day to Santa Barbara. In order to conserve fuel and make the best time,…