Posts by John Arndt
Panama Canal Needs More Water To Keep Ships in Transit
The Panama Canal Authority reports that droughts caused by climate change are forcing them to limit the number of ships, thus raising prices for everything passing through.
Perini Navi Megayacht ‘Bayesian’ Sinks off Italy: One Dead, Six Missing
Megayacht sinks in storm off Sicily.
The Well-Loved ‘Some Like It Hot’ T-Shirts
The 1997 Baja Ha-Ha 'Some Like It Hot' T-shirt is still in the game, with a couple of readers sending photos of their well-loved swag.
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Winning Weekend: Cayards, Hamlin, Heineken All California Winners
California sailors remain fast around the buoys with world and national champions in Sweden, San Diego and San Francisco Bay.
A Long Shot: Who Has a 1997 “Some Like It Hot” T-Shirt?
"Some Like It Hot" T-shirts need replacing every couple of decades or so.
Islander 36 ‘Geja’ Preparing to Welcome New Torch Bearer in Med.
The storied Med. cruiser, the Islander 36 'Geja', is sailing through her last summer with current owner Andrew Vik, who says he's finally ready to pass the torch.
Mexico’s Cummins Cup Hosts Hobie 16s for 25 Years
Sailing in Mexico is not all about cruising. There's lots of racing, including Hobie Cats at the Cummins Cup.
Tropical Storm Ernesto Becomes Hurricane Ernesto
The latest from the 2024 hurricane season.
Another Circumnavigation Race — The McIntyre Mini Globe Race 2025
Another circumnavigation race gets set to launch in February.
Hurricane Debby and Pacific Ocean Hurricanes
Sometimes we lament how cold the water is along the California coast, though that is precisely what protects us from hurricanes like Debby, now hitting Florida, or those now crossing the Pacific.
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