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Wanderlust 3 Finishes in Under 11 Months
Mike, legally a parapalegic, unsnarls his chute off St. Barth about a week ago when he still had 1,100 miles to go in order to complete Wanderlust 3’s circumnavigation.latitude/Richard©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Mike Harker of Manhattan Beach reports that he completed his circumnavigation with his Hunter Mariner 49 Wanderlust 3 yesterday in the Bahamas.…
Z-Fest Generates Funds and Fun
The SF-based Beneteau 42 Cirque got off to a good start but, like others, struggled to maintain position in the light air. Seen here approaching Piedra Negra. latitude/Andy©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC The annual Zihuatanejo SailFest drew to a close yesterday afternoon, just in time for some members of the 60-boat fleet to slip off…
Gitana 13 – Pit Stop at the Horn
The 110-ft maxi cat Gitana 13 is stopped, waiting patiently ‘behind the door’ as they put it. The door in this case is the Lemaire Channel, the final passageway to Cape Horn and the Pacific. As this was written, they had been hove-to near the mouth of the Lemaire Channel for a full day, under…
Sewage Spill in Richardson Bay
Nearly 3 million gallons of sewage oozed into the Bay on Thursday from a Mill Valley treatment plant. latitude/Rob© Latitude 38 Media, LLC The hot topic of conversation in Sausalito this weekend wasn’t about which team would win ‘The Big Game’ but why it took nearly 20 hours for officials to notify the public that…
Cruiser Found Dead in Mexico
We’re saddened to report that Alameda-based cruiser John Long, 78, was found dead in Puerto Madero, Mexico — just north of the Guatemalan border — on Saturday. Long’s 55-ft steel ketch Culin had run aground and his bruised body was found floating nearby. Locals reported seeing two people carrying suitcases off the boat, and early…