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Solo Fleet Trickling In
Jim Kellam was the first finisher of the day yesterday aboard his Spencer 35 Haulback. latitude/JR© Latitude 38 Media, LLC As of this morning, 13 of the 21 remaining boats in the 2008 Singlehanded TransPac have finished off beautiful Hanalei Bay, Kauai. The latest two were Dwight Odom’s Na Na and Alan Hebert’s Ankle Biter.…
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Rain Drop Takes Pac Cup
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Southern California Ha-Ha Preview & Reunion Party
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Mock Battle Stuns Spectators
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