Tag Archive 'Ventura'

Nov 18 2009

Artist David Gallup boards Sancerre to capture the Channel Islands on canvas

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Jun 27 2009

Alarming ALLISION Alters Attitude, Amplifies Alliteration

We all know lots of weird nautical words – pintle, gudgeon, scuttlebutt, boatswain – and some of us (I) thought we knew all worth knowing. But yesterday the Coast Guard reported the allision of a Swedish Freighter with the dock at Pt Hueneme. After consulting half a dozen online dictionaries and finding several conflicting definitions [...]

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Jun 09 2009

Always a good idea to check the weather before leaving port, whether that’s Oxnard, Ventura or somewhere BFE or even Australia.

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The crew and yacht lived through this rather colorful harbor departure. To learn the whole story – and see some REAL boat acrobatics – follow Rob Walton’s link to YIKES!!!! Share on Facebook

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Jun 01 2009

Randy Bush shares a couple of secrets concerning docking and the use of spring lines

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Randy Bush has been a guest BLOGGER several times. This usually happens when we do something a little out of the ordinary, a little training tidbit that everyone knows about but has never tried. Once mastered, or at least experienced, I ask that he share the experience with the rest of us. And this is [...]

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May 29 2009

Stayin’ alive in heavy traffic in Sea of Cortez – kudos from a friend

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FYI – had four nights on the water and on only one of those did we share an uncrowded anchorage with 3 other boats – for virtual isolation the Sea of Cortez is awesome And Dan – your training on speed of approaching tankers probably saved my butt on night as we were doing an [...]

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