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A Gathering of Geometric Proportions
No, it’s not one of our fancy Photoshop exercises. Sailors from EYC actually did this. The gap, by the way, was intentional, so dinghies could come and go. Will another club try to outdo them with an even larger raft-up? If so, we want photographic evidence.Encinal YC©2009 Latitude 38 Media, LLC If you think it’s…
Calling All Pirates
When dark settles on Two Harbors, grown-up time begins. latitude/Richard©2009 Latitude 38 Media, LLC If you’re a pirate, it’s time to get out the eyeliner and Johnny Depp up. If you’re a wench, it’s time to dig out that special boob enhacing bra. That’s because Saturday won’t just be Buccaneer Day, but the 20th annual…
Watson Undeterred by Official Warning
The Australian paper The Courier-Mail has reported that the parents of Jessica Watson, the 16-year-old Aussie who wants to become the youngest person to circumnavigate, have received a letter from Maritime Safety Queensland assessing young Watson’s skills — and it wasn’t pretty. Watson had left the Sunshine Coast on September 8 on a shakedown cruise…
Meet a Movie Star at TYC
Kick-ass Tiburon sailor Genny Tulloch will be speaking at a fundraiser for junior sailing programs at Tiburon YC on Monday, September 28, at 6 p.m. Tulloch, 25, will detail how she went from a junior Opti sailor to star of the Disney film Morning Light to a member of the U.S. Olympic Sailing Team. Tiburon…
That’s My Final Answer
In Wednesday’s ‘Lectronic, we posted a fantastic sunset photo and asked readers to tell us where they thought it was shot. The votes were split three ways: Australia, the Sea of Cortez, and ‘other’. Indeed, Oz seemed the obvious choice because the worst dust storm in 70 years has been choking much of the continent…