October 2009 eBook all pages (free PDF, 36.6 - Latitude 38
October 2009 eBook all pages (free PDF, 36.6 - Latitude 38
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PHOTO: MARIAH’S EYES PHOTOGRAPHY (510) 864-1144<br />
Tackful*<br />
*Powered by Pineapples<br />
On the Right Tack<br />
The Santana 22 is a classic example<br />
of the durability of good design and<br />
construction. First introduced over<br />
40 years ago, the class is still going<br />
strong.<br />
This year the class racing schedule<br />
consisted of a split season, and Tackful,<br />
Frank Lawler and Cathy Stieroff’s<br />
Santana, placed first in the first half<br />
and second by one point in the second.<br />
Tackful’s Pineapple mainsail was<br />
built in 2000 and Pineapple class jib in<br />
2001. More testament to the durability<br />
of good design and construction.<br />
Even when the economy isn’t weak,<br />
sails that stand the test of time, keeping<br />
their shape and strength, are a real<br />
value. Stated tactfully, we believe our<br />
sails succeed where others’ fail. Race<br />
or cruise, we are committed to building<br />
the best sails possible, carefully designed<br />
and expertly constructed.<br />
YOUR DEALER FOR: Musto foul weather gear, Dubarry footwear and Headfoil 2<br />
Sails in need of repair may be dropped off at:<br />
West Marine in Oakland, Alameda, or Richmond;<br />
or Svendsen’s in Alameda.<br />
Phone (510) 522-2200<br />
Fax (510) 522-7700<br />
www.pineapplesails.com<br />
2526 Blanding Ave., Alameda, California 94501<br />
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