Latitude 38 Magazine
Transpac 40 Years Ago this Month: 46 Seconds Made the Difference
Where do 46 seconds go over a 2,250-mile race?
Latitude 38’s July Issue Is on the Docks Today
Happy days are here again ... Latitude 38's July issue is waiting for you to collect from your mailbox or your distributor, or you can read it online.
Captain Liz Clark Shares a Tip for Ocean Health
June 8 was World Oceans Day, and across this month we've been searching for stories that focus on the health and restoration or protection of our oceans. We've covered plastic pollution, but what about sunscreen pollution?
Daniela Moroz — Going, Going, Going Fast!
"I love it when it is really gusty and the waves are really gnarly. There is nothing like kiting off Crissy Field and flying under the Golden Gate Bridge ..."
Chartering the BVI When COVID Tries to Stop You
The boat we had reserved was a six-stateroom Moorings 5800 cat, 58 feet of comfort and luxury — special even for a catamaran.
Classy Classifieds July Deadline Is Tuesday!
Classy Classifieds July deadline is next Tuesday, June 15 at 5 p.m.
Caption Contest(!)
"Does this dock make me look fat?"
What Is ‘Rapture of the Deep,’ and Do We Have It?
In June's 'Latitude 38' Max Ebb explores our obsessive desire to be surrounded by possessions of a nautical nature.
What Is the State of the Ocean on World Oceans Day, June 8?
The annual World Oceans Day arrives tomorrow, June 8. We asked writer Tim Henry to give us a more in-depth look at the state of the oceans.
Golden Ticket Run: A Series of Independent Random Events?
"Suppose you roll a single die dozens of times, in a game in which you only 'win' (e.g., find a Golden Ticket) if you roll a 6. It turns out that ANY pattern that, over time (e.g., lots of months), averages out to 1 'win' every 6 rolls, is equally likely."
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