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2009 Puddle Jump Events Slated
All sorts of folks do the Pacific Puddle Jump. Meet the Liberty crew from the Class of ’08. latitude/Andy© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Among the hundreds of cruisers arriving in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean this season, many are considering making the 3,000-mile passage to the South Pacific this spring — the so-called Pacific…
Dredging Begins in Vallejo
The Vallejo YC reports that the BCDC has finally approved permits to dredge the VYC harbor and replace the deteriorating wooden breakwater. Dredging has already begun and the new steel seawall is expected to be finished in February. "This will make the harbor much more hospitable for visiting boats and those participating in next May’s…
Cruisers Attacked in Ecuador
Although they ultimately were not seriously injured, we’ve received yet another disturbing report of cruisers being attacked while at anchor, this time in Ecuador, where we don’t remember there being any problems in the past. The couple attacked were from a Seattle-based boat. They are the authors of online cruising guides to Central America and…
Welcome to the Jungle
Having crossed from Cabo, Bob Smith’s self-built 44-ft cat Pantera takes a breather at the Punta Mita anchorage. Bob and Pantera headed off for Huatulco earlier today. latitude/Nick©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC After the Ha-Ha, boats generally head off to one of three main destinations: La Paz, Mazatlan or Puerto Vallarta. We on Profligate joined…
Classies Really Do Work
After this writer’s husband returned safely from this summer’s Singlehanded TransPac Race, we had a surplus of safety gear we no longer needed. We’ve always had excellent results in selling (as well as buying) through Latitude, so placing a Classy Classified was a no-brainer. We sold all of the gear within a week of the…