Latitude 38 Magazine
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.
Talking About What Has Changed in Sailing, and What Hasn’t
Some aspects of sailing have changed dramatically, while others remain pretty much the same.
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.
Good Jibes #125: Liz Diaz on Celebrating Wooden Boats
In this episode, Liz tells how she found her 1956 Japanese-built wooden sloop, why there’s beauty in boat design, how to learn about boats from other enthusiasts, how wooden boats compare to other types of boats, and why anybody can sail.
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.
Opening the 2024 Sailing Calendar: Take a Peek at What’s Inside
It's not just for racers — the 2024 Sailing Calendar shows a wide variety of events all over the Bay along with super-useful marine information.
Good Jibes #122: “Dawn Patrol — Jumping the Puddle Singlehanded” (L38 Verbatim)
Hear Ben Linder's story about singlehanding the Pacific Puddle Jump aboard one of its smallest boats, his Oregon-based Pacific Seacraft 27 Orion, 'Dawn.'
Happy Christmas With the ‘Westerly’ Sleigh Ride
We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season, and look forward to sharing more great stories in the new year.
How Many Days a Year Do You Sail the Bay?
Emeryville sailor Craig Russell wrote us last week to share some if his sailing story, and asks how many days a year other sailors get out on the Bay.
Ho Ho Ho Holiday Mail
Help keep your friends and family happy and sailing long beyond the holidays.
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