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Halley Lund Could Use Your Help
"Please help me," writes Halley Lund. "I need to know if Latitude has published any arguments supporting families living on boats. I lived at sea with my daughter, starting when she was a year old, for two years, and believe it’s the way to go. I need to give an oral presentation arguing for this…
Two Steps Forward to Cuba, One Step Back
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Seeking Info on Missing Boat and Crew
Relatives of the crew of the 45-ft steel cutter Columbia are desperately seeking info from anyone who may have seen this vessel since her departure from Salinas, Ecuador, on January 16. The British-flagged vessel was headed to Colquinbo, Chile, and is assumed to have been offshore when the Chilean tsunami hit. She is long overdue…
Plastiki Sets Sail Tomorrow Morning
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Ralliers Celebrate Arrival at El Salvador
Claudia and Rogelio ushered the fleet over the bar, insuring that all arrived safely. Mita Kuuluu©2010 Latitude 38 Media, LLC How do you attract attention to a hotel and marina complex? One successful formula seems to be to host a cruisers’ rally with cash prizes, parties, free drinks and all sorts of discounts on local…