The Triangle Race: Racing for drinks on dead bishops

Article Abstract:

The Triangle Race is a double-handed 600-mile jaunt between the countries England, Ireland, and France, organized biennially in late June by several yacht clubs in the three countries. One special tradition of the race is the reception in the cloisters of Saint-Tugdual Cathedral, among recumbent sculptures of deceased priests.

United Kingdom

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Drawn by a bug light for weirdos

Article Abstract:

The article provides excerpts of the single-handed Transpacific yacht race which has participants like ladies, blind persons and retired people. These sailors share a kinship of having overcome personal difficulties to accomplish their common goal.

Public affairs, Pacific Ocean, Social aspects

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Olympic circle is thinking green

Article Abstract:

Members of the Olympic Circle Sailing Club aim to sail in waters to trade San Francisco Bay's foul weather. The group monitors natural resources and manages protected areas.

California

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