Latitude 38 June 2019

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WHALE POINT

LETTERS

M A R I N E & H A R DWA R E C O.

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Latitude 38

• June, 2019

SHANA BAGLEY

SUPER BLAST Horn

Members of Richmond Yacht Club cleaned up their local beaches on Earth Day.

Shana — Thanks for your efforts. And, agreed: Every day is Earth Day. ⇑⇓ HOW TO PROPERLY RECYCLE OLD LINE Old lines can be recycled at facilities that take clothing, etc., for fiber recycling. Goodwill stores that take donations usually have a fiber recycling bin where they throw donated clothing that is too far gone to resell. I gave the Napa store a large duffel full of old lines that they put in their recycle bin. Brian O'Neill Akvavit, Cheoy Lee mid-cockpit Perry 44 Napa ⇑⇓ TAKE IT ON THE HA-HA We're taking our old lines, and a few other boats' old lines to Mexico on the Baja Ha-Ha to donate to the locals in Turtle Bay. Rich Brazil Tally Ho, Nauticat 43 Richmond ⇑⇓ THANKS FOR LAST MONTH'S COVER Can't thank you enough for the cover photo, the kind words about "Woody," and also the great story about Outdoor Learning. You guys rock. You will all find a special place in heaven for your great support of Call of the Sea, Seaward and Matthew Turner. John 'Woody' Skoriak Point Richmond


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