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Familiar Names Halfway Around the World
We recently paid a visit to Raffles Marina on the northwest coast of the sparkling island nation of Singapore. It’s an upscale facility with nice docks, a great pool and a fine restaurant and bar. Unfortunately, it’s also about a 30-minute taxi ride from the dynamic downtown, and there aren’t many stores or shops within…
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A Grand Start to the Year
Eric Willbur and Emmy Newbould are currently exploring New Zealand aboard their Brickyard Cove-based Flying Dutchman 37 Nataraja. They spent New Year’s Eve at Motukawanui Island off the northeast tip of New Zealand, where they met some new friends. "Shortly after anchoring, six dolphins came into the anchorage with a powerboat," writes Emmy. "The boat…
What Would You Do?
Every longtime sailor has considered the ‘what ifs’ of falling overboard at sea. And many of us take substantial precautions to up the odds of survival should we someday end up in the drink — such as wearing PFDs, insuring that lifelines and stanchions are sound, and keeping throwable flotation devices at the ready. But…
Jess Gets Knocked Down, Abby Leaves
Jessica Watson’s parents performed a flyover as Ella’s Pink Lady rounded Cape Horn. © 2010 Ella’s Pink Lady As the world watched Abby Sunderland, 16, set out in light winds from Marina del Rey on Saturday on her quest to become the youngest solo circumnavigator, Jessica Watson was getting her ass kicked in the Southern…
A Windswept Path of Carnage
The normally tranquil beaches of Santa Barbara became a graveyard for wayward boats last week. © 2010 David ‘Bear’ Turpin With rain so intense that you can literally get soaked to the skin just walking from your front door to your car, it’s truly ironic to realize that we’re still officially suffering a drought. And…