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Earl in the Eastern Caribbean
While the East Coast of the United States eyes the approach of Earl, now a Category 3 hurricane, the northern islands of the Eastern Caribbean are trying to clean up the damage wrought by Earl when he came through Sunday afternoon through Monday night as anything from a Category 1 to a Category 4 hurricane…
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Hurricane Earl Approaches
Hurricane Earl is giving the British Virgin Islands the evil eye. NOAA© Latitude 38 Media, LLC "The eye of Earl will pass near or over the northernmost Virgin Islands this afternoon and this evening," NOAA reported this morning. This is spooky stuff, because Earl is a Category 3 hurricane, with winds over 100 knots, and…
The Cruising Diet
When you see somebody with a big cat, you assume he/she has a lot of money. But as Gary Burgin of the Capitola-based Marples 55 catamaran Crystal Blue Persuasion can tell you, that’s not necessarily true. Gary left California as part of the ’08 Baja Ha-Ha hoping to get to the Caribbean coast of Mexico…
The Danger of Dinghies
Before going cruising, most sailors put a lot of thought into safety. For example, what they will do to prevent getting hit by a ship, how they will pick up somebody who has fallen overboard, or how they will respond to water inexplicably coming into the hull. What most cruisers don’t think about is dinghy…