Port and Starboard: Which Side Is Which on a Cruise Ship?
Confused by port and starboard? Port is the left side of the ship, starboard the right. Here is the easy way to remember it and why it matters at sea. Port and Starboard: Which Sid...
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Confused by port and starboard? Port is the left side of the ship, starboard the right. Here is the easy way to remember it and why it matters at sea. Port and Starboard: Which Sid...
PortSide Stories: Ho Chi Minh Vietnam’s Dynamic Gateway to Global Trade Ho Chi Minh is Vietnam’s largest economic center and one of Southeast Asia’s most important hubs for trade a...
Bad decisions make the best stories, and in the Scuttlebutt series of grounding stories, George Harvey shares his tale from the Pacific Northwest: Many years ago, I was racing aboa...
Sideways Air Facts Journal A Cessna 180 with unusual crosswind landing gear made it possible to land sideways in a 32-knot crosswind at Chicago O’Hare—and opened the door to some m...
'Gaslight' builder Billy Martinelli's birthday party was a gathering of Sausalito waterfront "royalty" and historic-schooner memories. The post “Sausalito Waterfront Royalty” Remem...
Mark Twain once said, “Nothing spoils a good story like the arrival of an eyewitness.” In the Scuttlebutt series of grounding stories, here are some confirmed incidents: The line h...
Richard vonEhrenkrook gives his account of Berkeley Yacht Club's Navigator's Race in early August. The post Tales From the ‘Can’ — The Second Annual S. F. Bay Navigator’s Race app...
Check out our weekly podcast for conversations with people who spend their time on the water. The post For More Great Sailing Stories, Tune In to Good Jibes appeared first on Latit...
As the days get shorter and the temperatures begin to drop, there's still plenty to keep us inspired to get out on the water.
Check out our weekly podcast for conversations with people who spend their time on the water. The post For More Great Sailing Stories, Tune In to Good Jibes appeared first on Latit...
Check out our weekly podcast for conversations with people who spend their time on the water. The post For More Great Sailing Stories, Tune In to Good Jibes appeared first on Latit...
Check out our weekly podcast for conversations with people who spend their time on the water. The post For More Great Sailing Stories, Tune In to Good Jibes appeared first on Latit...
Check out our weekly podcast for conversations with people who spend their time on the water. The post For More Great Sailing Stories, Tune In to Good Jibes appeared first on Latit...
Sometimes the Old World isn't as old as the New World. The post Sausalito’s ‘Freda’ Versus Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez appeared first on Latitude38.
Transits are down about fifteen percent. War risk cover went from one percent of hull value to ten.Continue reading on Medium »
Remember, most sailors sail for free because they crew on other people's boats. A crew party is a good way to find out how. The post Meeting Sailors IRL at the Latitude 38 Crew Lis...
Back in 1968, during the summer after my junior year in college, I had the opportunity to go to Europe. My first destination was Berlin, to see the Berlin Wall.
Shortly after I decided to sell 'Sisko', something happened that I never could have planned. The post An Unexpected Sailing Love Triangle appeared first on Latitude38.
Ed. Note: This is Part 3 of the adventure. You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here. A grizzled veteran of many a war sat in a rocking chair. Pushing into his sixties, the white-ha...
The Sausalito Boat Show was a great opportunity to rub shoulders with sailors and enjoy maritime community on the waterfront. The post A Wrap-Up of the Growing Sausalito Boat Show...
HOLD THE FRONT PAGE, OR HANG ON A MINUTE.. Everyone (especially journalists) loves a drama about newspapers. Hot-tempered rackety bantering , stories urgently chased, ri...
During "the troubles " I had to take some current measurements in the River Foyle in Derry/Londonderry in connection with a bridge construction. This involved readings on the high...
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