Roz Savage is always pushing at boundaries, and trying the nearly impossible. She’s an interesting and inspirational character. It’s my understanding that she had to be towed to safety on her latest adventure, but I’m sure that won’t stop her from trying it again.
Fishing season is set to open in California this Saturday, April 30th. Time to get that fishing license.
National Safe Boating Week, set for Saturday, May 21 to Friday, May 27.
Found another harbor with free wifi: Marina Bay Yacht Harbor in the East Bay of San Francisco.
After 37 years of public service, the City of Santa Barbara’s Waterfront Director John Bridley announced that he will retire from his position on July 1st, coinciding with his 30 year anniversary with the City. Mr. Bridley joined the City of Santa Barbara in 1981 as the Housing and Redevelopment Director. In this position, he … Read more
As planned the Crystal Symphony made a stop off the Coast of Santa Barbara yesterday. We hope that the cruise ship enjoyed its visit and returns soon.
Spring is a good time for sailing…[flickr id=”5641792259″ thumbnail=”medium” align=”none”] Enjoy the season…
Not much to report this morning…. I need to do something about luffing sails.
Work on renovating San Francisco Marina West set to begin. For more info: click here.
Cat lovers, spread the word. If you’re in the Santa Barbara area, C.A.R.E.4PAWS & ASAP have launched a Spring Spatathon for Cats. This is taking place April 10 – May 31. With the goal of preventing hundreds of unwanted kittens ending up in local shelters this spring C.A.R.E.4PAWS & ASAP join forces to help low-income … Read more
Yesterday, the City of Santa Barbara welcomed Captain Egil Giske and passengers of Crystal Cruises’ Crystal Symphony as the cruise ship made her inaugural visit. The ship, considered one of the most spacious and luxurious cruise ships at sea today. Crystal Symphony is approximately 238 meters long and weighs 51,044 tons. She can carry 940 … Read more