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Warriors Wish Loses Her Keel
Ronnie is no doubt wishing for a fat shot of rum with a beer chaser right about now. latitude/LaDonna©2010 Latitude 38 Media, LLC A little after two weeks and more than halfway into his passage back to San Francisco after completing the Singlehanded TransPac, Ronnie Simpson reports that the keel on Warrior’s Wish fell off…
Big Cruising Cat Flips Near Niue
American Kelly Wright and crewman Glen McConchie of Christchurch, New Zealand, are in good health after Wright’s Chris White-designed Atlantic 57 catamaran Anna Valdivia flipped 120 miles west of Niue in the South Pacific last weekend. After setting off their EPIRB, the two spent 17 hours on the overturned cat in rough weather before they…
Documenting the Siege
The sudden takeover on August 4 of waterside homes and businesses along Mexico’s popular Tenacatita Beach has left local residents, cruising sailors and shoreside vacationers frustrated and angry. Today’s update is that heavy equipment is currently in the process of bulldozing homes and businesses along the beach. For decades, the tranquil, crescent-shaped beach at Tenacatita…
Under Cover in Indo
Much like Charles Townsend in Charlie’s Angels, Cap’n Ted’s face is never fully visible. His is the third ass from the left in this shot of his helping to launch a small boat in Bali. © 2010 Teddius Maximus Some people like to fly under the radar. Take our friend ‘Capt. Teddius Maximus’, for example.…
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…