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Buccaneers to Pillage Two Harbors Saturday
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Massive Turnout for Maltese Falcon
The long view from the San Francisco’s Sea Cliff area gives you an idea of how tall Falcon’s rig is, and how enormous the spectator fleet was. latitude/Helen©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Maltese Falcon – the power and the glory. latitude/Richard©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC It turned out to be every bit the spectacle that…
Bundy and Hanseler Win I14 Nationals
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Gitana 13 Breaks Tea Route Record
Gitana XIII smokin’ up the Bay between breaking records this February. © 2008 Peter Lyons Remember Gitana XIII, the 110-ft maxi-catamaran that visited the Bay back in late February and early March? We sure do! We’re not sure it’s possible to forget what it feels like to hit 30 knots in a bear-away, or cruise…
All Things Falcon
There was a nice front page story in The Chronicle today announcing that Tom Perkins’ 289-ft mega sailing yacht Maltese Falcon will come under the Gate Saturday at 2 p.m. Reporter Carl Nolte got some of the information from us, and we feel it’s important to make one clarification. According to the article, the publisher…