Posts by John Arndt
Good Reasons To Sail South, Without Going to Mexico
Mark Sanders' 100-year-old classic yacht 'Hurrica V' inspires a new namesake restaurant, Hurrica, on the shores of Westpoint Marina.
Three Bridge Fiasco Was a Bridge Too Far for Many
The Singlehanded Sailing Society's Three Bridge Fiasco never fails to disappoint. Unless you fall into a wind hole and never recover.
Nancy Ibison Sails South After Successful Fall Crew List Party
Local sailor Nancy Ibison describes how she managed to finally hitch a ride on a boat for the Baja Ha-Ha with the 'Latitude 38' Crew List.
AmericaOne Foundation Issues Response to US Sailing Lawsuit
Following the announcement of US Sailing's lawsuit against AmericaOne Racing, AmericaOne issued a statement.
Alamedans Mingle With Global Cruising Community in Caleta Partida
Former Marina Village Yacht Harbor residents sailed south with the Baja Ha-Ha to meet with more Alameda sailors and cruisers in Mexico.
Clouds Part for the CYC Midwinters
Despite the forecasts the racers came out and all were rewarded with good sailing.
When Small Boats Ruled the Bay and the World
Small, simple boats sail more often — just look at the activity in the '50s, '60s and '70s.
US Sailing v. AmericaOne, Inc., Cayard, Ruh and Spina
Trouble continues between US Sailing and AmericaOne.
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Sailor, a Tall Ship and Latitude Connect at The Depot in Mill Valley
Where do you find a good read, and a good sailor? At The Depot, of course.
Flashback to the Last Century of Sailing the Bay
The history of San Francisco Bay sailing continues from our story in Friday's 'Lectronic Latitude.
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