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Tall ships are docked on New Orleans’ riverfront. What's it like inside and to live on one?
The 90-year-old training barque is one of several international vessels offering free public tours as Sail 250 marks the nation’s semiquincentennial.
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NolaTall ships are docked on New Orleans’ riverfront. What's it like inside and to live on one?
Young sailors scrambled like seafaring spiders up a web of rope ladders strung from masts stretching 15 stories high above the Eagle, a U.S. Coast Guard tall ship.
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New Orleans Welcomed Tall Ships and Top Chefs
Stately Gallier Hall on St. Charles Street in New Orleans, which has served as a civic touchstone since 1850, this week welcomed global dignitaries as the first stop for Sail250, an international maritime commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United States. A flotilla of tall ships and military vessels arrived for the week to mark the start of the celebration of America’s Sestercentennial with four more stops planned before the Fourth of…
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