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$630K and Counting
Over a hundred boats showed up for this year’s Leukemia Cup – raising $630,000 for blood cancer research.© 2009 David Dibble The 2009 Leukemia Cup hosted by the San Francisco YC produced a lot more than winners in the 10 one-design and six handicap divisions. We’re happy to report that, as of this morning, the regatta’s…
Sunset Quiz
We often receive fantastic sunset shots from cruisers scattered all over the globe, but this one, snapped recently by Jo Brosnan, caught our attention as being unusually spectacular. Tell us where you think it was taken — the first five correct answers get a Latitude bumper sticker! We’ll announce the winners — and the location…
Windsurfer Found Dead Outside Bay
The Coast Guard recovered the body of windsurfer John ‘Bret’ Drasky, 65, on Saturday, about two hours after receiving a report of an unmanned windsurf board. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted Drasky’s wetsuit-clad body 2.5 miles west of the Golden Gate, and was recovered by a lifeboat. The crew performed CPR until reaching Station Golden…
Weekend Wrap-up
Some the world’s top talent in Nordic Folkboats was on the Bay this past week. Bay Area sailors claimed the top two spots. © 2009 Peter Lyons It was another big racing week(end) on the Bay, with no fewer than four big events that concluded over the weekend. Saturday marked the final race for the…
Cruisers Save the Day – and a Finger
Talk about multi-function accommodations, the salon aboard Solace was temporarily turned into an ER. © 2009 Gina Rae While cruising, one thing you can count on is the unpredictability of what each new day will bring. That fact was reinforced early this month for Paul and Gina Rae when the salon of their New Zealand-based…