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You just never know what kind of experience you’re going to have when you’re out sailing on San Francisco Bay. Val and Greg Gillen enjoyed a very memorable one aboard their Cal 39 Grimsby on Friday, when they were buzzed by a couple of cats. "We were sailing with our friends Jack and Maria Caffey…
Baja Ha-Ha 18 Heads South
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Costco-ing for the Ha-Ha
With this morning’s start of Baja Ha-Ha XVIII — the ‘Barely Legal’ Ha-Ha — Saturday and Sunday were the Costco runs for much of the Ha-Ha fleet. With 12 to 14 crew on the mothership Profligate each year, the Costco run has become a hallowed tradition. On your marks, get set . . . latitude/Richard©2011…
Sailing Hall of Fame Gets First Class
The first class of the National Sailing Hall of Fame. latitude/John A.© Latitude 38 Media, LLC If you’ve been racing for any length of time, and the above photo didn’t make you think "wow!", then chances are you might need medical attention. The lineup above represents some of the most iconic American sailors from the…
Baja Ha-Ha Send-Off Parade
You’re invited to escort more than 160 sailboats out San Diego Bay on Monday morning for the cruise of a lifetime, celebrating the 18th annual Baja Ha-Ha rally. 9:00-9:30 a.m. — South Bay boats pass city en route to Harbor Island. 9:45 — All boats gather off America’s Cup Harbor between Harbor Island and Shelter…