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The Log Staff

County Cork, Ireland
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County Cork, Ireland

San Diegans Tom and Barb Miller, and Martha and Frank Mowry took The Log Newspaper to the world’s oldest boating club: Royal Cork Yacht Club, chartered by King George I

Picton, New Zealand
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Picton, New Zealand

Bob and Cheryl Kelly traveled to New Zealand in February and took along a copy of The Log. They are pictured standing on the deck of a friend’s home with

Royal Cork Yacht Club
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Royal Cork Yacht Club

Pictured are San Diegan’s Tom & Barb Miller and Frank & Martha Mowry displaying The Log at the world’s oldest yacht club: The Royal Cork Yacht Club, Cork County Ireland

Skagway, Alaska
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Skagway, Alaska

Larry and Jan Lamers recently enjoyed a cruise to Alaska – and they brought along a copy of The Log Newspaper. The Lamers’ 28-foot Bayliner is currently docked at Newport

Wichita, Kansas
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Wichita, Kansas

Dave Robey from Santa Monica took The Log Newspaper along on a visit to see Bill Koch’s America’s Cup racing boat America3 at The Boat House.

Anvers Island, Antarctica
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Anvers Island, Antarctica

Herb Baker was working aboard a research ship in Antarctica during April, and he brought The Log Newspaper along – to read and to get a photo for

Tallinn, Estonia
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Tallinn, Estonia

Konstantin Tretyakov took his copy of The Log Newspaper halfway around the globe – from Mission Bay Aquatic Center (MBAC) to the medieval city of Tallinn – in order to

La Antigua, Guatemala
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La Antigua, Guatemala

Tom Reagan and Patti Pratley read The Log Newspaper while concluding their three-month stay here.They returned to their Cal 3-46 Liberty at Rio Dulce and continued cruising the Caribbean. Panama