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Bulk of Pacific Cup Fleet Arrives
The all-conquering Horizon crew, clockwise from top left: Jason Adamson, Tom O’Keefe, Peter Kornhaber, John Berry, Robert Plant, navigator Jon Shampain, skipper Jack Taylor, Erik Shampain. latitude/Rob © Latitude 38 Media, LLC With the bulk of the ’10 Pacific Cup fleet safely moored in Kaneohe Bay, all seven divisions have been decided. The final overall…
Plastiki Assisted, Not Rescued
Despite what the mainstream media — who consistently display their ignorance of all things nautical — would have you believe, the crew on the 60-ft eco-cat Plastiki were not rescued off the coast of Australia this weekend. Readers will recall that the boat, built from 12,500 empty soda bottles, was towed out of San Francisco…
Who Turned the Lights Out?
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Natural Born Sailor
“C’mon, guys. Raccoon Strait is for babies — let’s go to the Farallones!” © 2010 Mike Ross "Derik Anderson and I have known each other since 1969 when our dads worked together," writes Mike Moss. "Recently, Derik brought his three-year-old son, Theo, for his maiden sail aboard my Catalina 25 Lady Priscilla. As we boarded,…
More on Panama Murder
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