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Testing the Waters
Jim Williams and Deborah Stern of the Encinal YC love to sail, as evidenced by their owning the Cal 39 Spindrift and the Islander 28 Dog Days, both of which are kept at Marina Village in Alameda. With both nearing retirement, they’ve been thinking about cruising as a lifestyle, but didn’t want to make the…
Whale of a Bad Idea Found Out
In Monday ‘Lectronic, we ran a sensational photo of a whale and a dolphin frolicking together, said to have been taken near Punta Mita by a cruiser. We asked our readers if anybody knew if this interspecies behavior is common. As a result, inquisitive reader C.M. White did some research on the internet, and found…
Tin Can Gets Underway
David Vann says he’ll stop in San Diego before heading non-stop around the world. © 2008 Peter Lyons David Vann departed San Francisco Bay yesterday aboard his self-built 50-ft trimaran Tin Can. If you have been reading our reports in ‘Lectronic Latitude, you will know that the 39-year-old writer and sailor hopes to sail this…
Big Cat Claws North
The 110-ft maxi cat Gitana 13 continues its assault on the sailing record from New York to San Francisco. Now in their 30th day at sea, skipper Lionel Lemonchois and his nine-man crew were at 18° S this morning, looking at another 350- to 400-mile day, and happy to finally be back in shorts as…
Dennis Conner’s Coach to Speak
Jack Sutphen, Dennis Conner’s ‘coach’, will be signing his book Messing About in Boats for 80 Years with Jack Sutphen at the Spaulding Wooden Boat Center in Sausalito tomorrow from 2-5 p.m. The 90-year-old Sutphen is a legend among yacht racing — especially America’s Cup — fans, having played key roles in nine A-Cup campaigns…