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Thriller & Clueless

Sometimes boat names are funny, even if they weren’t meant to be. For example, a few days ago we were tied up at the Cal YC in Marina del Rey, and noticed a pretty good sized powerboat across the fairway. It was a distance away, so we could see that clearly, but there appeared to…

Haven’t Been Aground, Haven’t Been Around

Oops! Yeah, so they strayed outside the channel just a wee bit. No worries. It happens. If there’s no major damage, the best thing to do is chill out and wait for the tide. latitude/Andy©2012 Latitude 38 Media, LLC There’s an old saying first heard when cruising the Chesapeake Bay: "If you haven’t been aground,…

What The . . . ?

A sunken boat? No, it’s upside-down photo of an upside-down diver. © 2012 Courtesy Kurt Roll Kurt Roll of San Diego loves a warm ocean. His favorite waters are the clear, warm waters of Fiji. He’s spent a lot of time there crewing aboard Dietmar Petutschnig and Suzanne DeBose’s Las Vegas-based Lagoon 440 cat Carinthia.…

SoCal Ta-Ta Entries Still Open

© Did you know that you can still sign up for next month’s first-ever SoCal Ta-Ta Sailing Rally? The deadline for entries has been extended until September 1. See www.socaltata.com. We hope you can join us!

Mystery Tri Beached at Pt. Cono

Word has trickled down to us via the ‘coconut telegraph’ that an unidentified trimaran has been beached on a remote stretch of the west coast of Baja, roughly 22 miles north of Santa Rosalillita. The beached tri was washed ashore along this stretch of Baja coastline. With a little luck and ingenuity they may get…