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New Rule for the Racing Rule Book?
If you race your boat on Newport Bay, you should probably consider heading to the City of Newport Beach Council Chambers at 6 p.m. tonight for the monthly meeting of the City’s Harbor Commission. At issue in the meeting will be whether sailboats racing in the bay at speeds exceeding five knots should be subject…
Tin Can Goes Sailing
David Vann’s self-built trimaran Tin Can had her maiden voyage yesterday. latitude/JR©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Adventurer David Vann was out test-sailing his 50-ft trimaran Tin Can yesterday, having been delayed several days from his planned Saturday outing. This was the maiden sail for the boat which, if you read last Friday’s ‘Lectronic Latitude, you…
Not Your Father’s VHF Radio
Sorry for the late notice, but Coyote Point YC is hosting an informal talk on marine radios tonight at 7 p.m. This talk is free and open to all mariners who are interested in learning more about VHF radio communications in SF Bay, from simple nuts and bolts stuff (such as the fact that using…
Next Stop, Nuku Hiva
John and Nancy Powers of the Napa-based Tayana 48 Meridian are planning to give their daughters, Maddie (L), 8, and Sophie, 6, an education in the school of life. latitude/Andy©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Although the word ‘paradise’ is perhaps the most overused descriptor in the lexicon of travel writers, few places are more deserving…
Fish Taco Photo Contest
We at Latitude are in need of a photo of a fish taco — preferably a particularly delicious one about to go into someone’s gaping mouth — to illustrate a letter in the March issue. To that end, we’re announcing our first ever Fish Taco Photo Contest. The photographer and model of the winning photograph…