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The Log Begins a New Chapter with the California Yacht Brokers Association
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (1092+ words) After three years under Maritime Publishing, The Log has been donated to the California Yacht Brokers Association, beginning a new chapter centered on long-term stewardship, editorial independence and continued service to California’s boating and fishing communities. The Log is beginning…...
El Cabo: The Fishing Neighbourhood Santa Cruz Disassembled Over 60 Years
5+ day, 10+ min ago (290+ words) Tenerife Weekly [ad_1] The only structure remaining from the once-thriving fishing district of El Cabo in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the San Telmo chapel, dedicated to the patron saint of fishermen Every 15th April, it receives the traditional offering previously made…...
Tall ships will majestically sail near Dana Point as mermaids come ashore
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (263+ words) We may soon be talking like pirates — the official "Talk Like a Pirate Day" observance arrrrrr-ives on Sept. 19, so mateys, get ready — but there are other salty goings-on to savor sooner, specifically around Dana Point Harbor. The scenic seaport has…...
The 6-mile peninsula of trails, tidepools and history that too many San Diego visitors miss
2+ week, 40+ min ago (353+ words) Perhaps it’s no surprise that California’s first tourist from Europe headed first for the beach. A San Diego beach. That was Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo. Sailing on behalf of Spain in 1542, he spotted a bay sheltered by a six-mile-long peninsula and…...
PART 1: More Than a Whale Watch: The Education Behind Dana Wharf???s Trips
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1448+ words) At Dana Wharf, finding whales and dolphins is only part of the job. Training, onboard naturalists and involvement in marine conservation help turn a day on the water into an opportunity to better understand the wildlife off Southern California’s coast....
San Pedro’s fishing history comes to life in new artistic crosswalks
3+ week, 2+ day ago (654+ words) Back in the day, tuna was synonymous with San Pedro where scores of commercial fishing boats were docked and canneries filled the air with the smell of fish. It all put the ethnic, seaside town on the map. Now, in…...
D-Marin summer events bring marinas to life and boost visitor numbers - All At Sea
3+ week, 4+ day ago (300+ words) D‑Marin is bringing its marinas to life across the Mediterranean this summer, with more than 70 curated cultural, sporting and social experiences creating vibrant destinations for yacht owners, captains, crew and local communities throughout the peak yachting season. From regattas…...
Students' primary goal is to buy, not charter, a boat, says Nautilus Sailing
3+ week, 4+ day ago (966+ words) Written by: Zella Compton A new generation of sailors is emerging. Nautilus Sailing says its customers are getting younger, with more aspiring owners using sailing education and chartering to build the skills and experience needed before taking the plunge into…...
Southern California - LURE WRAPS
3+ week, 5+ day ago (40+ words) BDoutdoors Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen. Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers. More listings by waynesworld...
Community to weigh in on improvements at OC Events & Sailing Center
3+ week, 5+ day ago (631+ words) A plan to overhaul a treasured county facility in Dana Point Harbor that provides education and ocean recreation opportunities to tens of thousands of people each year will take public input Wednesday, Aug. 19, on what future, long-term improvements to modernize…...