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Photo of the Day: Spring Tides Happen
It sort of looks like these boats were knocked over by a hurricane…© 2008 Rob & Linda Jones Rob and Linda Jones, Ha-Ha vets with their Gemini 3000 catamaran Cat’n About from Whibey Island, Washington, sent us the accompanying photo of what looks to be sailboats in Costa Rica knocked askew by hurricane force winds.…
Gitana 13 Comes Full Circle
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Cocos Island Rumors Untrue
It’s unclear who started the rumor about Cocos Island, but it’s not even close to be being true. Costa Rican Bureau of Tourism© Latitude 38 Media, LLC "We dropped our hook here at Puerto Baquerizo Moreno at San Cristobal Island in Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands on February 22, and a short time later Belvedere’s Tom Perkins…
March Latitude Hits the Streets
All over the Bay Area today, the March issue of Latitude 38 will be distributed to chandleries, yacht clubs and marinas. Spend the weekend reading about a record-breaking cat, a fun and fickle fiasco, a circumnavigator’s worst injury, and so much more.
Gitana 13 Breaks New York to San Francisco Record
Gitana 13 slides into San Francisco at the end of her 43-day run from New York. latitude/JR©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The 110-ft catamaran Gitana 13 slipped quietly under the Golden Gate this morning, the end of her record-setting 14,000-mile record sail from New York attended by only a handful of local boats. In light…