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The Old Fijian Backpeddle
We don’t want to say ‘we told you so’, but when Fiji recently announced that it was going to reduce the time foreign yachts were allowed to stay from nine months to three months, we suggested cruisers not get excited. Our thinking was that as soon as the Fijian marine and associated industries gave the…
Apologies for Irving Johnson
If you were one of the several readers who made your way to the Bay Model in Sausalito Wednesday night to catch two films on Irving Johnson only to find they weren’t being shown, please accept our apologies. The notice for this event had the wrong date listed in it — the actual showing date…
Our Fling with Gitana 13
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Marina Nuevo Vallarta For Real
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Historic Irving Johnson Films
If you’re a fan of ‘real’ reality shows, skip tonight’s American Idol, Wife Swap, Supernanny and Big Brother 9, and head on over to the Bay Model in Sausalito to catch a couple of historic Captain Irving Johnson films. Around the Horn is a short film documenting Johnson’s 1929 rounding of Cape Horn aboard the…