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Marvelous Mid-Pacific Rendezvous
While local drummers hail his arrival, Kristor Bowman of the San Francisco-based CS 36 Britannia crosses the finish line at the entrance to Opunohu Bay with the aid of his ‘borrowed’ adolescent crewman Harrison Mitgang off the F/P 48 catamaran Watcha Gonna Do. The young sailor had traded places with Kristor’s wife Amanda for the…
The June/July Haulout in Tropical Mexico, Part II
As happens with any haulout, the current one with Profligate has hit a couple of snags. First of all, there is the matter of the collar zinc on the Yanmar saildrives. Either we needed a small spacer for the shafts or we’d have to go with the new split collar zincs, the ones that are…
Pacific Offshore Academy
While the boats in this year’s TransPac are clawing away from the California Coast, the Pacific Cup YC will be hosting the first installment of its biennial seminar schedule — the "Pacific Offshore Academy" — with a revamped, more user-friendly format. "We have expanded our seminars to include any and all offshore sailors," said the…
Determined to Ha-Ha
During the 17 previous Baja Ha-Ha rallies, entrants have come from all along the West Coast — including many from Alaska — and there have been a few dozen Australians, New Zealanders and Europeans who’ve participated after buying boats on the West Coast. But never before has an entrant made as big an effort to…
The June/July Haulout in Tropical Mexico
This board will boogie no more. latitude/Nick©2011 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The chopped-up and stabbed boogie board can mean only one thing — it’s haulout time for Latitude‘s Surfin’ 63 catamaran Profligate. Like most boatowners, we look forward to haulouts as much as visits to dentists for multiple root canals. Fortunately, this is only Profligate‘s…