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We’re going to start ASA 105 Coastal Navigation classes in January. Classes will be held each Sat. running from about 0900 until noon. That’ll leave you time to sail in the afternoon as well as time to spend going over the harder problems with Capt. Dan. Call 805.750.7828 for information and reservations. Share on Facebook

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Earlier in the week, we posted a couple of items about our experiences sailing down the Ventura coast in some particularly heavy winds. It was the day the guy was lost (and recovered) near Platform Gilda. Here’s Dwight’s take on the experience: Sailtime members can occasionally participate in clinics taught by Captain Dan to improve [...]

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A grueling day taking tests aboard Sancerre The sweat isn’t visible, but these folks were working very, very hard last Saturday. Share on Facebook

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Dennis Dreith posted this a comment to an earlier article; however, I think it merits a more prominent spot as there are many lessons we want to share and I don’t want them buried. Comment from Dennis Dreith | Edit comment Time: November 17, 2006, 3:34 pm Reading last Saturdays adventure about the sail back [...]

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