Posts by Monica Grant
Good Jibes #133: Jeff Rutherford on Wooden Boat Restoration
In this week's 'Good Jibes' we chat with Jeff Rutherford, a wooden boat restoration specialist who’s been bringing classics back to life since 1982.
Co-Skippers Ross Werner and Kevin Wilkinson Prepare for the Pacific Cup
Co-owners and skippers Ross Werner and Kevin Wilkinson are preparing for the 2024 Pacific Cup, with their sons and a good friend making up the crew of six sailors aboard their J/112e 'Jubilant.'
‘Stad Amsterdam’ Open for Tours Tomorrow
The 'Stad Amsterdam' will be open for tours tomorrow, March 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This may be your only opportunity to get aboard and see the ship throughout.
Bay Area Boaters Unite To Push for Ayala Cove Dock Repair and Upgrade
A petition to repair Ayala Cove's docks is circulating among Bay Area sailors.
Good Jibes #132: Sharon Green on Being a Sailing Photographer
Host John Arndt chats with sailing photographer Sharon Green about her favorite events and locations to shoot, exciting times and scary moments, and much more.
Annual Barra de Navidad Cruise-In Week Raises Funds for Local Schools
Each year, sailors come to Barra de Navidad for the fun and camaraderie of Cruise-In Week, and to raise funds for the local schools and their students.
21st Annual International Ocean Film Festival Tickets Selling Now
The IOFF received a record number of submissions representing more than 38 countries for this year's program — 16 US-based films succeeded in making the list.
Get Onboard With the ‘Latitude 38 BOGO Special’
Share the gift of sailing, and then share great discussions about the stories you've read.
Latitude 38’s March Issue Docking Today at a Distributor Near You!
In this month's issue we share stories about Ronnie Simpson's dismasting, 'No Name's "manifestly unsafe voyage," Sue and Mike Proudfoot's 36-year-long journey with 'Farida,' and many more interesting and fun stories.
Following the Trail of San Francisco’s Buried Ships
Historian and author Ron S. Filion has published 'Buried Ships of San Francisco,' which includes a map of around 70 ships believed to lie beneath the city.
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