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Rosebud Leads in Rolex Sydney Hobart
Former Northern California computer whiz — Vallejo, Berkeley, the Peninsula — Roger Sturgeon and his nearly new and first-ever STP 65 Rosebud have put in an impressive performance, having finished fourth and being the corrected time leader in the 605-mile Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. For those looking for context, the Sydney to Hobart, along…
Taco Stands
Doña de Mallorca and a new acquaintance sitting in front of Hilda’s Taco Stand in Turtle Bay. There must be more than 10,000 such stands in Mexico. latitude/Richard©2007 Latitude 38 Media, LLC One of the great culinary and social aspects of cruising Mexico are the taco stands and carts, found from the smallest villages to…
Olympian Austin Sperry to Speak at StFYC
The day after Christmas (December 26) means the shopping is a faint memory, the presents are opened, the house is a mess and you’re ready for a little sailing ‘content’ in your life. It’s serendipitous then that it’s also the day that Star Class Olympian Austin Sperry will be speaking at St. Francis YC’s Yachting…
Ho Ho Ho & Happy Holidays
In an effort to allow our staff to finish (and, in some cases, start) their Christmas shopping, and then to recover from the Big Day itself, ‘Lectronic Latitude will be on vacation until December 28. From all of us at Latitude 38 to all of our readers — Happy Holidays!
“I’m Going Down!”
When Heather sees something she wants, she makes sure she gets it. Capricorn Cat©2007 Latitude 38 Media, LLC Heather ‘I’ll never do retail again, not even at the Monterey Bay Aquarium’ Cosario sort of looks like she’s dumpster diving. In reality, the 22-year-old, who is cruising Mexico with David Addleman aboard his Monterey Bay-based Cal…