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Pterodactyl Spotted by the Navy
When Luc de Faymoreau watched his Olson 40 Pterodactyl sail away without him after he and his crew were washed overboard (and subsequently rescued by another boat) during March 29’s Doublehanded Farallones Race, he was confident that his insurance company would pay for the search and salvage. When they refused, de Faymoreau was devastated that…
Corinthian In-The-Bay Race
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The Pirates of Clipper Cove
There’s a lot of stuff at the bottom of Clipper Cove that could cause an anchor rode to part, but this one parted above the water © Teddius Maximus When the Coast Guard notified me that my Santana 22 had been floating aimlessly around the eastern towers of the Bay Bridge (near the construction zone)…
Spinnaker Cup
Mark Langer’s Sydney 38 Absolute ’02 shortly after the start of Last Friday’s Spinnaker Cup. © 2008 Erik Simonson After a few days of wind in the 40s out of the northwest, last Friday’s Spinnaker Cup was looking promising for a typical 90-mile downwind blast from San Francisco YC to Monterey. A low pressure system…
June Issue Hits the Streets
The June issue of Latitude 38 is being distributed to all the usual outlets around the Bay today, just in time for the weekend. Check out the action at last weekend’s Master Mariners regatta, plan your Delta vacation, see if our cameras caught your boat out on the Bay, and much more!