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Mexican Tall Ship Arrives Monday
The 270-ft Cuauhtemoc was one of the stars of Sail San Francisco during her last visit in 2005latitude/Andy©2009 Latitude 38 Media, LLC One the the world’s largest tall ships will grace the Bay next week. Mexico’s 270-ft cadet training vessel Cuauhtemoc is scheduled to sail beneath the Golden Gate Monday morning at 9 a.m., after…
Underwater Invader Arrives From Asia
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‘Criminals’ On The Lam
What a difference three days makes. For the Sunday starters in the top-right corner, it’s been more of a rhumb line race. For everyone else, getting way South is paying big for those with enough resolve to hang in there. © Chip "Dr. Megadeath" Megeath’s R/P 45 Criminal Mischief is blasting toward Honolulu like a…
BMW Oracle Tri to Sail Soon?
What’s behind the white door at the white bulding next to Joe’s Crab Shack in San Diego? Just maybe the winner of the next America’s Cup. latitude/Nick© Latitude 38 Media, LLC That’s what we’ve been told. Before heading north to Newport and Catalina, we stopped by the BMW Oracle compound — which is located next…
Teen Circumnavigator on Home Stretch
Seen here in the South Atlantic, Zac expects to write a book about his experiences, in addition to producing a two-part film marketed on DVD. Intrepid© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The uphill bash from Panama has not been easy for 17-year-old singlehander Zac Sunderland. But with only 400 miles left to go on his year-long…