General Sailing
Happy Birthday to Circumnavigator Jeanne Socrates
Our favorite "marathon" sailor, Jeanne Socrates, who, at age 77, became the oldest woman to circumnavigate the world solo and unassisted, turned 80 this week.
Reef or More Scope for the Coming California Megastorm?
Research scientists predict a California megastorm is headed our way. They just haven't said when ...
Max Ebb — Ride It Hard, and Put It Away Wet
What's the right way to put away the boat at the end of the race? A walk down the docks will reveal many variations.
The Unique Controversy Over the Proposed Treasure Island Toll
As a new development on Treasure Island blossoms into a new 8,000-home neighborhood smack in the middle of the Bay, local governments are bracing for the corresponding surge in traffic, and are looking for ways to curb congestion.
Latitude 38’s Crew List Party — The Best Way To Meet New Sailing Friends
This is the sailing event of the season and will take place on September 1st at the Spaulding Marine Center in Sausalito.
Good Jibes Episode #53: Brian Crawford on Exploring Shipwrecks
Brian is an author, historian, and open-space activist who has done extensive research on famous and undocumented shipwrecks throughout Marin County.
West Marine US Open Sailing Series Wraps in San Francisco
Olympic class racing is hard to find in the US but the foundation for future success is being built on both coasts with the West Marine US Open Sailing Series.
‘Workaholics Adrift’ — a Sailing Memoir by Judy McCandless
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When the Lights Are On Below, and Above
Marga Pretorius found herself surrounded by a squall while anchored in Salsipuedes, Mexico, and came dangerously close to the nearby rocks.
A Memoir of Baja and Beyond
A midlife couple abandons careers to sail 20,000 miles in a Baba 35.
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