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Standing Room Only Seminars
You’d never know we are in the middle of a severe recession by the attendance at the Seattle Boat Show, which runs through this Sunday. Hundreds of watersports enthusiasts were roaming the halls of the Qwest Field Event Center, gathering info and trolling for bargains — and there were plenty of those to be had.…
Volvo Fleet Thinned
Ericsson 3 Bowman Martin Krite looking none too happy while standing by with the bilge pumps that saved the boat after cracks developed in the hull forward of the bulkhead in the photo. © 2009 Gustav Morin / Ericsson 3 Volvo Ocean Race Leg 4 leader Telefónica Blue is only 180 miles from the finish…
Mexico on the Bay
Carole eyes the wares at one of the local tiendas on Mission in San Francisco. © Pat McIntosh "I’m sorry I wasn’t clear that Carole and I didn’t hear the SOS from Carpe Diem," Pat McIntosh wrote after we posted Wednesday’s update on the rescue off Cabo of the Lancer 44 Carpe Diem. "It was…
Volvo Fleet Pummeled
The Volvo fleet has been getting a lashing from near-constant breeze on the bow above 30 knots. Here Ericsson 4 keeps punching north toward Qingdao: still 600-plus miles away. © Guy Salter Ericsson 4/Volvo Ocean Race Those who felt the Volvo Ocean Race would suffer a lack of drama for skipping the bulk of the…
Wrecked Boat Removed
In the January 9 edition of ‘Lectronic Latitude, we reported on the sad plight of Sherry Mae, a Clipper Marine 30 that washed ashore at Ocean Beach around New Year’s. Some of the Coast Guard-provided information in that story was incorrect — namely the size of the boat and the circumstances of its grounding. It…