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A few years ago Roy Disney gave several young sailors the chance of a lifetime. They would race a sailboat from California to Hawaii.

After months at sea, the last nine sailors are racing north up the Atlantic. Rich Wilson, the only American and the oldest racer, still has almost 4000 miles to go.

Check out the 505 sailing dinghy. A one-design sail racing class that is within the means of most sailors.

A listing of Rolex sponsored yacht races for the 2007 season. The list will be updated through the year and includes links to supporting websites.

Participate in the Sydney Hobart ocean yacht race even if your thousands of nautical miles away from Tasmania.

This annual summer spectacle offers breathtaking moments for those lucky and close enough to catch views of the boats leaving Chicago, arriving in Mackinac, or enroute!

The Vic-Maui yacht race sails every two years. Participants can race in two distinct classes and enjoy world-class water.

First held in 1826, the eight days of yacht racing off the Isle of Wight coast at the end of July is the regatta no self respecting yachtie will miss.

Rolex Block Island Race Week will bring four fleets of sail racers together for a week of spirited competition and will see the first US-IRC National Championship.

Freddy, dressed as a pirate, goes with his mom to the Royal St. John's Regatta. After arriving at Quidi Vidi Lake, he runs away. The chase is on to see where he is going.

The Looe Valley Line is one of the most picturesque branch railways in England, linking the main line with the coast through some of Cornwall's most scenic countryside.

Host one of these four super Halloween parties in a backyard, park, or group campsite, and shop second-hand stores for anything that can't be made or found at home.

Plastic is man-made -- not easily broken down or reabsorbed by the environment. Clean-ups, consumer awareness, and alternative materials are needed.

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