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When the barques and brigantines of Tall Ships Tacoma sail into town this week, they’ll navigate well-marked channels. The journey will take them from Vashon Island’s Quartermaster Harbor to Commencement Bay, and past Point Defiance.
When Tall Ships opens, we’ll be getting a lot more than we paid for.
A historic schooner that ran aground near Orcas Island sustained only a ding on its keel and will be able to head to this weekend’s tall ships festival in Victoria, B.C., and next week’s Tall Ships Tacoma festival.
The Adventuress, a historic schooner scheduled to visit Tacoma next month for the Tall Ships 2008 festival, apparently escaped unscathed after running aground Monday in the San Juan Islands.
The summer solstice might never be the same again.
ASTORIA, Ore. – America’s Tall Ship is charming this historic port. Thursday around 9 a.m., the U.S. Coast Guard barque the Eagle crossed the Columbia Bar, and this weekend is giving residents and visitors a close-up view of a vintage sailing vessel and its mission training 21st-century cadets.
• Meet the Eagle: 360 degree panorama
• Meet the Eagle: 360 degree panorama
Eric Franklin had never been aboard a sailboat when he signed up for the Youth on Board program. Soon enough, he’ll spend four days as a crew member on a tall ship sailing from Victoria, B.C., to Tacoma.
The final opportunity to volunteer for this summer’s Tall Ships Tacoma festival is today.
When the Hawaiian Chieftain and the Lady Washington cruise into Tall Ships Tacoma this July, the vessels’ masts will sport new sails.
The Coast Guard training vessel the Eagle, a three-masted sailing barque dubbed “America’s Tall Ship,” will visit Tacoma next summer over the Fourth of July.
The sails on Tacoma’s 2008 Tall Ships celebration are beginning to fill – and with more than just air.
The Tall Ships! The Tall Ships! If you think you can snag an easy reservation to eat lunch and watch the masted beauties sail into Commencement Bay on Thursday, you might be living on Fantasy Island.
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