Posts by Monica Grant
Max Ebb: Lunacy (The Art of Celestial Navigation)
"Interest in celestial has been, like, way up in the last few years," Lee observed. "The prices for usable instruments on eBay have almost doubled since before COVID."
Don’t Miss the Latitude 38 Spring Crew Party
Join the Bay Area sailing community for this spring shin ding. You never know who you might meet!
Jamie Rosman: Sailing in Wisconsin, Mexico and Ports in Between
Jamie Rosman started sailing as a kid in Wisconsin. He has now sailed up and down the West Coast of the USA and Mexico, and more.
Will AI Win the Pacific Cup?
The tools of navigation and routing continue to change. Where do we draw the line?
Gift the Gift of True Love this Valentine’s Day
Need a last minute gift for your Valentine? They'll feel the love every month with a Latitude 38 magazine subscription.
Alan Olson Receives Tall Ships America Lifetime Achievement Award
Call of the Sea founder Alan Olson has been awarded Tall Ships America's Lifetime Achievement Award.
Good Jibes #230: Kevin Wasbauer on Chartering the Pacific, With Host Ryan Foland
Kevin Wasbauer has sailed tens of thousands of miles on yachts small and large, and launched Shearwater Sailing in summer 2021.
Sailagram: A Snapshot of January Sailing
Welcome to this month's Sailagram, a pictorial view of sailors doing what sailors love the most — sailing!
Challenged Athletes Foundation Hosts Press Conference for Blind Sailor Hiro Iwamoto
The Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) hosted a dockside press conference in support of blind sailor Mitsuhiro “Hiro” Iwamoto's mission to singlehand from California to Japan.
Tule Reeds and Boating — Exploring California’s Indigenous Roots
Local youth Chaan-hee Mata-Lee shares her experience of Tule Day on Alcatraz, exploring and learning about the Indigenous traditions of using tule reeds to create homes, baskets, nets, and boats.
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