SOUTHERN CALIF.— What do you do with a sick boat? Take it to the doc! Now that we are all laughing, let’s break down how to dock your sailboat properly
SAN DIEGO—In the previous issue of The Log, managing editor Parimal Rohit noted in his Standing Watch column the lack of an advocacy organization for SoCal boaters. Organizations such as
SAN DIEGO—We’ve all seen them: the stupid or ignorant boaters with an outsized sense of entitlement who think their right to watch a boating event close-up trumps participants’ right to
SAN DIEGO—Life-changing accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. That I know well: I’ve torn up both knees badly through on-board falls, requiring surgery. But I had the
SAN DIEGO—Have you noticed rain driven by significant winds affects your boat differently from rain or wind alone? Each singly can be benign, providing a gentle dousing or delightfully filled
SAN DIEGO—The partial federal government shutdown is over – for now – with resumption possible if no agreement emerges acceptable to a border wall-fixated novice president with little grasp of
Re: Dock Lines: What services can boaters expect during the government shutdown? (issue Jan. 11-24) Keep opinions to yourself … as long as they support the “fake news” agenda I
SAN DIEGO—While most passionate boaters want to spend as much time as possible on our boats, life and work requirements often interfere, despite our best desires and intentions. That’s what
