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IKC Gets Underway
The 26 teams entered in this year’s IKC got exactly what they came for during yesterday’s second race.© 2010 Sergei Zavarin The 42nd International Knarr Championship hosted by St. Francis YC got underway on Sunday in typical mid-summer fog and drizzly skies. Two-time IKC champion and ’09 Season Champion Jon Perkins jumped into the lead…
Galilee Harbor Celebrates 30 Years
With shifty winds gusting to 30 knots, just getting to the starting line of the dinghy races was a challenge. Hans List, seen here, and others came home soaking wet. latitude/Rob© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The story of Sausalito’s Galilee Harbor should be inspirational to anyone who thinks ‘you can’t fight City Hall’. In 1980,…
Be The Windlass!
Margie shows what it takes to bring up an anchor by hand during a season of cruising in Mexico? And say, isn’t that David Crosby’s Alden schooner Mayan in the background on the left? Indeed it is, and you can have her for just $1 million. latitude/Richard©2010 Latitude 38 Media, LLC When it comes to…
No Sun, No Fun
Yes, even though you haven’t had seen the sun in months, it still exists. This is what it looks like when the sun shines on a boat in Mexico. In fact, so much sun shines on boats in Mexico, you don’t want to skimp on the bimini. latitude/Nick© Latitude 38 Media, LLC There may be…
Doo Dah Comes to a Close
The ‘West Marine Contingent’ — Jay and Micah on Moorea, Bruce, Karen and Joshua on Gitana Vela and Doug on Rigel (not all of them work at West Marine) — spent their free days lampin’ in Potato Slough’s Bedroom 2. latitude/LaDonna© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Moments before this story was uploaded, the final Delta Doo…