January 8, 2008

The Log traveled all the way to Saint John, New Brunswick on the East Coast of Canada, with Capt. Dana Parks of San Diego (right), pictured with Steve Nedry and

From left,Tom and Dee Hazen, and Sandy and Dave Williams took a copy of The Log with them on a month long trip to Europe. This picture was taken Sept.

John Mooney enjoyed reading The Log in the shadow of the Petronas Twin Towers, which until 2004 were the world’s tallest buildings. His boat, On the Rocks, remained at Marina

Karl Wagner and his wife, Suzy (who took this photo), of Del Mar, took a copy of The Log along when they visited the America’s Cup Village during July. Karl

When a group of Dana West Yacht Club members and friends chartered a bareboat in the British Virgin Islands this summer, they didn’t forget to bring along a copy of

Jim Dalton, of Phoenix and San Diego, read The Log as he cruised aboard Royal Clipper on the Aegean Sea. Carol Dalton says sailing and reading The Log are at

Bob and Linda Garfinkle of Yorba Linda recently visited the Galapagos Islands, off the coast of Ecuador â⠬⠝ and they brought along a copy of The Log. San

Don Wietzke of Carlsbad enjoyed reading The Log while strolling the streets of this small mountain village in central Maharashtra State in west central India. He sails regularly from Harbor