Sailagram: A Snapshot of December Sailing

By Latitude 38 | January 10, 2025 | West Coast, USA |

Welcome to December’s Sailagram. We welcome you to take a look at the last month of 2024 through the eyes of West Coast sailors. Remember to upload your pictures to Sailagram for inclusion in next month’s gallery.

None of these boats is like the other ones. But we don't care. Thanks to PHRF, we get to race against one another anyway.

The Catalina 385, Constellation's Spirit revels in fresh breeze as finished 7th in the Cruising Division.

The Beneteau Oceanis Knot Today was our racing and dodging whales.

Knot Today and Profligate plus whale friends on the Bay.

The sporty looking Reichel Pugh 42 Scavenger took 2nd in the Cruising Division.

The 2024 Banderas Bay Blast skippers meeting.

Cruising division winner, Great Fun, sails by another whale on the coarse.

Bacchanal has been practicing in Sydney Harbor and will start the Sydney Hobart on Boxing Day (Christmas Day in the US).

The Inverness Yacht Club is a gem of small boat club on the shore of Tomales Bay.

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