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Atta Series Cruising the DR Coast: MORE GROG, LESS SLOG IV NN ERS H A A T R 5 Y 1 DSC: The Missing Link USING EPOXY NEW! Southern Caribbean Regatta Series Cruising the DR Coast: MORE GROG, LESS SLOG An INTERVIEW with EDDIE WARDEN OWEN HURRICANE OMAR Recovering a MOP-UP Stolen Boat in the Amazon PROFILE: Herb Hilgenberg NOW IN THE CARIBBEAN PUERTO DEL REY Fajardo, Puerto Rico Sea-Lift is proud to announce the delivery and startup of the most recent Model 45 to Puerto del Rey in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. This newly designed Sea-Lift features expandable width lift arms which enables a greater variety of catamarans to be handled than ever before. The Sea-Lift will haul vessels weighing up SOPER’S HOLE to 45 Tons and 65 Feet. Tortola, BVI Along with day to day usage, Puerto del Rey will enhance their hurricane haul out capa- bilities, further providing unsurpassed speed and safety in boat handling to customers throughout the Caribbean. Visit www.sea-lift.com for additional information. 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Years ago I encoun- tered the articles, “A Dog Like No Other” and “Saga of a Seagoing Dog” in “Reader’s Digest” and have enjoyed re-reading them over the years. My husband recently asked It’s a question of trust. about the articles and after read- ing them once again, I decided to Google Peter Muilenburg and What do owners of over 8,000 yachts, motorboats, Santos for more articles. superyachts, raceboats, powerboats and international I found in All at Sea March 2008 sailing teams have in common? “Walking the Dog” and September ,!!(&)'((+$&!'!#%&$*&$!$! 2008 “The Barge Dog’s Turf” and "&#!$'(''&*'($"#('%"#($ also the book “Adrift on a Sea of (&&(($ %$&('# $)#(&'&$)#( Blue Light” (which I’ve ordered from Barnes & Noble). +$&!!'(,& I got my first schipperke in 1989 The facts speak for themselves. and have not been without one (or !$! two, or three) of them ever since. 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Southampton: Palma: La Ciotat: Newport, R.I.: Sydney: South Africa: %(&'#",$" Valencia: THIS ISSUE 76 DECEMBER 2008 THE CARIBBEAN’S WATERFRONT MAGAZINE FEATURES ISLAND EVENTS & INTERESTS CARIBBEAN DINING AND PROVISIONING ANGUILLA 78 Special Christmas Meal 56 Anguilla’s Racing Sloops By Captain Jan Robinson 79 Where to Eat ANTIGUA 60 Interview: Eddie Warden Owen CARIBBEAN RACING CIRCUIT and the RORC Caribbean 600 38 Match Racing on the Rise: First Annual Carlos Aguilar Memorial BONAIRE 56 Match Race Championship 69 Bonaire’s Regatta Enters Fourth Decade CHARTERING BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 98 Tales from the Charter Cockpit: 53 Virgins’ Cup: Bride of Frankenstein A Very Special Christmas Day or Sailboat Race? By Jeannie Kuich 54 Bmobile Takes Pete Sheals CRUISING AND CIRCUMNAVIGATING Memorial Trophy 72 Recovering a Stolen Boat in the Amazon DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 75 Profile: Herb Hilgenberg and Southbound II 42 More Grog, Less Slog Cruising the DR Coast 76 Nautical Holiday Happenings FISHING GRENADA 30 Grand Slam Grenada 67 New South Grenada Regatta Announced 40th Billfish Tournament 68 Grenada to Host 2nd Classic Yacht Regatta 31 A Threepeat for Big Oh at MARTINIQUE Venezuela’s Super Slam 64 Trinity: A Sailing School Without Borders 31 Macs’d Out Wins 45th Port Antonio 64 Return of the Tempest Marlin Tournament PUERTO RICO OUR NATURAL WORLD 45 Figueroa and Malatrosi 70 From Trickle to Torrent: Part Two Compete in California REGATTAS BEHIND THE SCENES ST. LUCIA 36 Building a New Series in 65 Opti Racing for the Grown Folks the Southern Caribbean Publisher CHRIS KENNAN SAILING HUMOR ST. MARTIN/ST. 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