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Created: August 12, 2019 06:42 PM
After three years, the Festival of Sail has finally returned to Duluth. Ships from all over came to join the Parade of Sail on Sunday morning as visitors lined the Canal to catch the beautiful sight. Lake Superior looked like it went back in time as the majestic ships made their way to the Duluth Harbor for Grand Parade of Sail.
Seven ships left the harbor to sail around in Lake Superior. The US Brig Niagara, Schooner Appledore V, S/V Denis Sullivan, Abbey Road, Schooner Utopia, M/V Sundew and the Gerhard Folgero sailed under the Airial Lift Bridge. There even was a tugboat out joining the fun, as were many other small sailboats and watercraft. The ships formed a line and came back in to port.
Once the parade ended, visitors walked around the historic ships and the famous giant rubber duck. The Festival of Sail runs through August 13.
US Brig Niagara during the Parade of Sail
Schooner Appledore V
Off road riding, an Amphibious Vehicle during the Parade of Sail
Not a tall ship, that's WDIO's Darren Danielson in that kayak
S/V Denis Sullivan on Day 2 of the Festival of Sail
Aargh. Families enjoy the tall ships
Entertainment on Day 2 of Festival of Sail
All in a row. From right to left, US Brig Niagara, M/V Sundew and the S/V Denis Sullivan
A deflating Mama Duck. It was too windy on the second day of the Festival
Festival of Sail
Festival of Sail
Mama Duck watching over the tall ships
Visitors file on to the deck of the US Brig Niagara
Created: August 12, 2019 06:42 PM
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