Race honors Franco-American ties

Article Abstract:

In summer 2004, the 2,930-nautical-mile Liberty Cup Transatlantic Race sponsored by Blue Water Sailing Club, will celebrate 200 years of friendship between United States and France. It is an ideal start for sailors who want to make an Atlantic circle.

Competitions, Sailing, Atlantic Islands, Motorboat racing, Liberty Cup (Boat race)

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A cruising sailor describes patching a worn mainsail during a voyage from Papua New Guinea to Guam. The sail was replaced, but the new sail lacked the character of the old main.

Guam, Personal narratives, Description and travel, Maintenance and repair, Sails, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts

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Devolution in Darwin's islands

Article Abstract:

Fisherman protested lobster fishing limits by trashing Galapagos National Park Service offices. There were conflicting reports of damage to the Charles Darwin Research Station.

Ecuador, Demonstrations and protests, Fishers (Persons), Galapagos Islands

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