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Orcas, Wrecks and a Tempest
Leg 1 of the Mini Transat has been a wild one, with boats dismasted, wrecked onto the rocks, struck by angry orcas, and putting in to port to avoid a storm.
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Falling for the Newest Edition
Join us for October's 'Latitude 38' in which sailors adjust their sails, whether because of the weather, or due to unforeseeable circumstances.
Prepare to Cast Off for Mexico
Downwind Marine on Cañon Street near Shelter Island in San Diego will help cruisers prepare to cast off for Mexico with a series of educational seminars.
THE CREW LIST HELPS SAILORS CONNECT
We often hear that racing is struggling because nobody can find crew, but the RBBS is a testament to the fact that if you look, you can find them.
Getting Ready for the Rally
Ha-Ha sailors who are finding it hard to wait for the official start. There are already seven Ha-Ha boats in Ensenada with more expected soon.
Will it be 'October all Over' This Year?
While Sam doesn't appear to be in any great hurry at the moment, its projected path could see the weather system crossing the Leeward Islands next week.
Chartering on the East Coast
My expectations were exceeded when I booked 'Winona,' a 2019 Jeanneau 419, for seven nights at an excellent price. Quahogs, oysters and lobstah rolls, here we come!
Your Ears Will Thank You
Hear about what to do if you wipe out or get thrown overboard, how to eat and sleep during the race, debunking sailing superstitions and more.
Volcano Rattles Starting Line
Despite many events being rattled by headline news, the ARC Rally is persevering for its November start.
Singing Like an Eagle
After dropping anchor in the tranquil bay, our amazing crew celebrated with customary tequila shots and beer before falling like flies into our bunks.
Watching Sailboats Drift By
While relaxing along the coast of Whidbey Island, sailors Sean and Kate spotted a sloop drifting offshore and decided to take action.