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2006 June « Tall Ships Today!
The party started with wine tasting sails aboard Schooner Aurora and Brigantine Fritha followed by a 70's themed event on the lawn of the Museum of Yachting ...
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ClassAfloat Sets Sail for World Voyage « Tall Ships Today!
Sep 4, 2006 ... This past summer found me in British Columbia, Canada working for ClassAfloat on the 188ft. tall ship S/V Concordia. ...
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Tall Ships Today!
This experience was underscored this past summer when fellow tall ship sailor, Emma Charles, and I reunited on the S/V Concordia. ...
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ASTA Annual Fundraiser @ the Museum of Yachting, Newport, RI June ...
Our major event of the year is this Saturday evening at the Museum of Yachting in Newport, RI and we will be celebrating that important sail training ...
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Thoughts on Ocean Classroom’s 10th Anniversary « Tall Ships Today!
This year marks the tenth year anniversary of the Ocean Classroom Foundation. I had the privilege of attending the foundation’s reception last week in ...
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Ocean Classroom Foundation Celebrates! « Tall Ships Today!
Last evening nearly the entire ASTA Crew were in Boston to celebrate the arrival of summer and a great collaboration between Ocean Classroom Foundation and ...
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Ocean Classroom Foundation Celebrates! « Tall Ships Today!
Last evening nearly the entire ASTA Crew were in Boston to celebrate the arrival of summer and a great collaboration between Ocean Classroom Foundation and ...
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Thoughts on Ocean Classroom’s 10th Anniversary « Tall Ships Today!
This year marks the tenth year anniversary of the Ocean Classroom Foundation. I had the privilege of attending the foundation’s reception last week in ...
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Another Tall Ships Cartoon! « Tall Ships Today!
Jul 18, 2006 ... Here’s another Tall Ships cartoon that appeared in the July 9, 2006 Cleveland Plain Dealer which is just before the TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE ...
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Tall Ships Today!
“FSP 21 - largest most modern square rigged education and adventure training sailing ship in the world”"FSP 21 will join a worldwide fleet immediately ...
 
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