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Morning Light Preview
Last evening, Roy Disney and Leslie DeMeuse-Disney hosted a West Coast preview showing of outtakes from The Morning Light Project at the Strictly Sail Pacific show. This is the documentary feature film which chronicles the selection, training and TransPac participation of one of the youngest crews ever on that fabled biennial race, sailing one of…
Mystery Boat Aground in Baja
Hanalei on the beach at Punta San Marcial. © 2008 Dennis Monahan Readers Debbie and Dennis Monahan were on their annual Baja fishing trip out of Agua Verde in late February when they came upon this boat. It was ashore beneath the rocky cliffs of Punta San Marcial with a hole in the bottom. As…
Strictly Sail Pacific Opens Today
Sailors up and down the West Coast plan all year for "their" show, Strictly Sail Pacific at Oakland’s Jack London Square, which will have opened by the time you read this today. Nowhere this side of the Mississippi can you climb aboard a larger fleet of sailboats or check out so much boat gear in…
First Two Clippers Reach Santa Cruz
The first two Clipper Round The World racers reached Santa Cruz this morning. Uniquely Singapore squeaked past Nova Scotia, finishing at 5:16 a.m. with the latter finishing at 5:51 a.m. despite leading when they both reached a parking lot off Santa Cruz overnight. They’d been locked in a tight, two-boat battle since Hawaii having sailed…
Crew Position on Profligate
The 63-ft Profligate on the hook just outside of La Paz. latitude/Richard©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC After her 12th consecutive winter season in the tropics, it’s time for Profligate, Latitude‘s Surfin’ 63 catamaran, to head back to California. Capt. Doña de Mallorca, who is the skipper for all of Profligate‘s Baja Bashes, has her core…