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A Quickie from the Voiles
Steve Schmidt relentlessly raced his Santa Cruz 70 in fun Caribbean races. Having owned his boat since ’91, we wonder if anyone has sailed more miles in a SC70.latitude/Donna©2013 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The fourth St. Barth Voiles is now in full swing, and it is swinging. Monday night the Fabulous Johnson Blues Band played…
Learning the Multihull Ropes
Sailors, like everyone, are resistant to change. When it was announced that the America’s Cup would be sailed in multihulls, monohull lovers the world over voiced their outrage. But after seeing these fantastic machines do things that once only seemed possible in science fiction, many Luddites are changing their minds and becoming interested in sailing…
Train with Team Artemis
No, you won’t win a ride on Artemis’s AC72, but you will get to breakfast with the team and ride along on . . . © Sander van der Borch / Artemis Racing America’s Cup fans take note! Alameda’s St. Joseph Elementary School’s Fire & Ice fundraising auction has something you may want to bid…
Beware of Whales in the Bay & Beyond
If you were lucky enough to be out sailing on the Bay last week you may have heard a sécurité message issued by the local Coast Guard advising boaters that a humpback whale had been sighted in the Central Bay. While it would have been fun to see such a creature up close, our friends…
A Bucket O’ Caribbean Fun
After a squally night, Gustavia Harbor greets another sunny day. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC As we reported recently, we think the St. Barth Bucket (March 28-31) might be the greatest sailing spectacle in the world. That said though, the Voiles de St. Barth — which starts today — actually might be the most fun.…