When Hurricane Odile smashed into southern Baja last September, Capt. Mark Drewelow, YachtAid Global (YAG) founder, already had plans in place. Having tracked the storm as it barreled towards Baja
If you’ve contemplated cruising south along the Baja coast or undertaking a long-range cruise elsewhere, but have hesitated, there’s a great way to make your first voyage: join a group
About 7:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 22, spectators cheered as San Salvador slowly rolled from her San Diego build site at Spanish Landing onto a massive barge, inching her way along
It was 2 a.m. on a Wednesday morning at our dock when I awoke to the sound of someone stumbling around overhead. Half asleep, I quickly realized an intruder was
Now that the economy is on the upswing, more and more San Diego restaurants, lounges and hotels are again offering live music, including many along the waterfront. In addition, several
For years my husband and I kept our boat at an older marina on Chesapeake Bay. Shortly before moving west we had a neighbor temporarily take over the adjoining slip.
If you’ve ever paused, like me, along Harbor Island on a summer evening and wondered why there were so many sailboats darting about San Diego Bay, wonder no more. Being
Capt. Nicole Sours Larson If you’re a passionate San Salvador junkie like me, you’re probably wondering what’s really going on with the launch plans. I’ve recently spoken with Ray Ashley,
