The first photo shows the Lynx, a replica of a War of 1812 privateer, and the HMS Bounty, replica of the famous 18th century British ship, passing Fort McClary.

The second photo shows a fireboat approaching the Bounty.

Here's another shot of the Bounty near Fort McClary.

And here's a video clip of the Lynx firing some cannon shots.
The tall ships will be open to the public this weekend -- click here for info.

Here's another shot of the Bounty near Fort McClary.

And here's a video clip of the Lynx firing some cannon shots.
The tall ships will be open to the public this weekend -- click here for info.
You had the grand view from the lighthouse! I went last year but won't make it this time around. Too much going on. Instead I'll just look at your photos : )
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