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Nataraja Says Goodbye . . . Again
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High Winds Wreak Havoc
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Old Guys Rule!
John crosses the finish line of the ’98 Singlehanded TransPac at age 68, aboard Endangered Species. latitude/Andy© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Not that we have anything against youth, but we’re strong believers that old salts with boatloads of knowledge and experience should be revered. That’s why we’ve organized a special event for tomorrow (April 16)…
Speed Kills . . . Once Again
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A Salute to Captain Richard Phillips
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