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Five Sailors Rescued, One Perishes
Texas A&M’s entry, Cynthia Woods, at the start of the 40th annual Regata de Amigos.Texas A&M University© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The Regata de Amigos, a 610-mile race from Galveston, Texas, to Veracruz, Mexico, turned deadly Friday night for Texas A&M Univerity’s entry, Cynthia Woods, just hours after the race’s 2 p.m. start. The Cape…
Two Crazy Cats
Funny, Arjan and Jim both look normal. latitude/Richard© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The two men in the photo above — Arjan Bok of San Francisco and Jim Milski of Colorado and the Bay Area — are crazy. We know they are crazy because both not only built their own boats, but the boats are both…
Delta Ditch Walk
Hank Easom’s 8 metre Yucca and the Bilafer family’s Henderson 30 Family Hour rolling toward Stockton. © 2008 John Dukat / Richmond YC Despite the collective prayers from sailors and organizers that the National Weather Service’s wind forecast for Saturday’s Delta Ditch Run was wrong, it turned out to be right on. With an occasional…
‘Tall Ship Girls’ Learn Life Lessons
“Wow! It actually floats!” Taking a ride in their hand-built skiff was quite a thrill. © Christian Buhl Friday was a very special day in the lives of a dozen Bay Area high school girls. Not only did they graduate from a life-altering 18-week maritime program, but they got to row and sail the wooden…
Top Cruising Cat Speeds
Pete and Susan Wolcott’s M&M 52 Kiapa, thanks to a fine design and light build, has no trouble hitting into the 20s. Schooner Creek Boatworks©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC At the end of Wednesday’s ‘Lectronic report on John Haste’s San Diego-based Perry 52 cruising cat Little Wing hitting 29.5 knots under main and genoa in…