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Corinthian Mids
Yucca and Emily Carr joust their way toward Blossom. © Erik Simonson The cold and dreary winter weather broke just in time for the 60th Corinthian Midwinters to get underway this weekend under sunny skies and temps that seemed to get up into at least the high-60s. One hundred and ten boats in 12 handicap…
Sunny Side of the Weekend
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Americans Doing the ‘Cuban Slide’
Nature has blessed Cuba with some of the most beautiful ocean waters of the world. TerraNova©2011 Latitude 38 Media, LLC "We cruised the Caribbean last winter, during which time we spent two months in Cuba," write an American cruising couple, the male of which started cruising from Northern California. "We entered at Santiago de Cuba, sailed…