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A Honeymoon on Honeymoon
Seth and Elizabeth earlier in their honeymoon at Martha’s Vineyard on the Fourth of July. A good sense of humor is an important asset these days, both on land and at sea.Honeymoon©2008 Latitude 38 Media, LLC "We’re from Chestnut Street on Russian Hill in San Francisco, and we just did the Caribbean 1500 aboard our…
Stanford Keeps ‘The Big Sail’ Trophy
Stanford held on to The Big Sail trophy with wins in the first and last of the annual best-of-three match racing event against Cal. © 2008 Peter Lyons With wins in the first and last races in fog and 8- to 12-knots of breeze, Stanford beat Cal in the Varsity division at Tuesday’s Big Sail.…
Eight Bells – George Olson
We’re sorry to report that George Olson lost a long battle with cancer last weekend. He died on November 12 in Santa Cruz, surrounded by wife Lyn Neale, his two grown children Adrian and Kristina, and other family. George was 68. Olson was a true renaissance man — a jack of many trades and master…
‘Round the World Report
Loick Peyron is first to the doldrums in the 2008 Vendee Globe. © Jean-Marie Liot DPPI/Vendee Globe Ten days into the singlehanded 2008 Vendée Globe Race, the leaders are running into the doldrums with Loïck Peyron and his Farr-designed Gitana 80 leading the charge. Nipping at Peyron’s heels is a pack of seven boats led…
No Time Like the Present
We’ve heard it said that the average sailboat leaves its slip just 15 times a year. If you haven’t hit that magic number yet, there’s still time. Coordinate a raft-up with friends for Thanksgiving, sail over to Sam’s for a hot toddy or start rigging your boat with holiday lights in preparation for one of…