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Blockcade of the Harbor at St. Barth?
The harbor at Gustavia is perfect for blockading.latitude/Richard©2007 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Bonnie Russell of San Diego alerts us to the fact that the fishermen — and there are not many of them — on the chic island of St. Barth in the French West Indies have instituted a blockcade of the harbor at Gustavia…
Joyon Roars into the South Pacific
"I do my job as a sailor, that’s all." So Francis Joyon said modestly after he and his 97-ft trimaran IDEC left the Indian Ocean and sailed into the deep South Pacific. He crossed the Indian Ocean in just 9 days, 12 hours, more than 33% faster than current solo record holder Ellen MacArthur did…
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Ice Station Tara – Sailing the Snowy Sea
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Joyon Continues Phenomenal Record Pace
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