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Caption Contest(!) — With Love From Amsterdam
King or Queen of the canals? Why not?
Baja to France — Latitude 38 Goes Where the Wind Blows
Around 20 years ago, a group of San Diego sailors spent seven days cruising the Canal du Midi in France, aboard six boats.
The Real-Life Ships of ‘The Odyssey’
'The Odyssey' has made over a half-billion dollars, perhaps reviving contemporary culture and featuring real-life replicas of ancient ships.
Latitude 38 August Issue Out Now
Stories that will keep you up reading all night in the forward cabin.
Local Sailor Phil Mills Shares Thoughts on Raising Young Sailors
Sailing parents would love their kids to enjoy sailing as much as they do. How can they encourage that?
Treasure Island — A Treasure of an Anchorage
There's something honest about an anchorage that demands your attention before it gives you comfort.
‘The Resourceful Sailor: 45 Essays’ Has a Winner!
"Remember, keep your solutions prudent and safe, and have a blast."
Finally, Progress on Cleaning Up the Oakland Estuary
The painfully troubled Oakland Estuary is showing some signs of long-overdue progress.
Good Jibes #253: Phil Mills on Restoring Old Boats, With Host John Arndt
Phil is a West Coast sailor who loves restoring classic wooden boats and is heavily involved in the Master Mariners.
The Sinking of ‘Volare’ — A Perfect Storm?
It was not a stormy day on San Francisco Bay, though it may have been a "perfect storm" that caused the truly horrific tragedy of the 1981 50-ft Marine Trader 'Volare's sinking on Tuesday.
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