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A Ride on the Plastic Fantastic
Plastiki, a 60-ft catamaran made entirely of recycled — in the form of used irrigation pipes for the masts and old soda bottles for flotation — and recyclable materials, is nearly ready for an offshore shakedown cruise. The team is just waiting for the right weather window.latitude/Rob©2010 Latitude 38 Media, LLC For the last couple…
Cyclone Rene Bears Down on Tonga
Hang onto your hats. Here comes Rene. © Fiji Met Service As we go to press with this edition of ‘Lectronic, we’ve just been informed that a nasty category 2 cyclone, dubbed Rene, is bearing down on the Kingdom of Tonga and is expected to build in intensity. Category 2 is defined as carrying maximum…
Pacific Cup Seminar at EYC
Encinal YC is hosting a free Pacific Cup presentation tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. "Paul Kamen, Liz Baylis and Todd Hedin, who have each sailed to Hawaii multiple times on different boats, will discuss the Pacific Cup race experience," said EYC President Mike Scheck. "What makes the race from San Francisco to Oahu a lifetime sailing…
At Least Get Some Use Out of It
“Say, Joanne,” says Randy, “why don’t you and I take this big guy out for a little sail while everybody is busy at the post-no race press conference?” © 2010 D. Randy Man Has there ever been as delayed a sporting event as the 33rd America’s Cup? We don’t think so. First there was all…
“Is There a Football Game Today?”
"We thought you’d like to know that the Super Bowl wasn’t the only thing happening on Sunday," write Pat and Carole McIntosh of the Alameda-based trawler Peregrine. "Ten Baja Ha-Ha and/or Delta Doo Dah vets crossed tacks up in Roseville, outside of Sacramento, for an evening of storytelling and laughter. Here’s the breakdown of who…