Archive for September 2007
Shooting Fish – And Photos
Cruisers are always looking for ways to save money and be self sufficient. In the October issue of Latitude, an article on the art of spearfishing sheds light on both these issues — even if you’re no good with a rod and reel, you may find that you’re a sure-shot underwater. More »
International Talk Like A Pirate Day!
Shiver me timbers, put down yer grog and cackle fruit, it’s ‘Talk Like a Pirate Day!’
Be sure to tell the cockswains, squiffies and powder monkies; maybe grab yer doubloons and head out for a bumboo or two. More »
Be sure to tell the cockswains, squiffies and powder monkies; maybe grab yer doubloons and head out for a bumboo or two. More »
Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way
Yes, it took 52 days from the Galapagos, but who cares?
© Liz Clark
Today’s Photo of the Day is of ‘Aron’, a young Hungarian man who has sailed his modest little 19-footer all the way from Europe. More »
Google Earth is More Detailed Than Ever
This isn’t nearly the maximum resolution available on Google Earth, nonetheless, it’s ideal for orientation of Marina Cabo San Lucas
Google Earth
© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Bill Finkelstein of the Valiant 50 Raptor Dance informed us that Google has just added a bunch of new countries and detail to their Maps/Earth feature, including more detailed images of Mexico. More »
© Latitude 38 Media, LLC Bill Finkelstein of the Valiant 50 Raptor Dance informed us that Google has just added a bunch of new countries and detail to their Maps/Earth feature, including more detailed images of Mexico. More »
Saving The Turtle Eggs
Kati and the marines collect the turtle eggs at Punta Mita.
© Karen Milleson
"On September 3, a friend told me that he’d seen turtles on the beach to the east of the panga harbor at Punta Mita, Banderas Bay," writes young Kati Milleson, who lives in the El Faro condo project nearby. More »
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