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The Aftermath of Jimena’s Wrath
With winds out of the SW, San Carlos beachfront homes took a battering.© 2009 Suzann As reports trickle in from boating centers along the Baja Peninsula and Mexican mainland, it’s become apparent that the San Carlos area — roughly midway down the eastern rim of the Sea of Cortez — suffered some of the worst…
Forget Driving, Go Sailing!
You’ll feel a lot better about life while harnessing the power of the wind, rather than the power of petro-chemicals! latitude/LaDonna© Latitude 38 Media, LLC In case you’ve had your head in the sand, let us remind you that we are entering the three-day Labor Day weekend, which is, of course, normally characterized by annoying…
18-Footers Take Bridge to Bridge
John Winning’s Yandoo blasting to a win in yesterday’s Ronstan Bridge to Bridge race. © Rich Roberts For the second year in a row, an 18-footer won the Ronstan Bridge to Bridge race. John Winning’s Yandoo edged out his son Herman’s Appliances Online by 38 seconds after sailing the 7.5 mile course that starts just…
Jimena Devastates South-Central Baja
If Jaime, Mera and Aeron thought their world was turned upside-down by sailing aboard Profligate in last spring’s Sea of Cortez Sailing Week, it was nothing compared to Jimena. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Although detailed reports from all areas are not in, the news about cruisers caught in the wake of hurricane — and…
Ha-Ha Deadline & Crew List Party
Tom, Nicole and the kids at Catalina yesterday, during a shakedown for late October’s Ha-Ha. It will be at least the fourth Ha-Ha for Tom. latitude/Nick©2009 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The last time Tom and Nicole Lyon of San Diego did the Baja Ha-Ha, she was four months pregnant. A lot has happened since. Most…