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Birthday sail
Special to The Baltimore SunAs the Pride of Baltimore II cleared the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and headed toward Annapolis, the young crew flew into action. They yanked lines to adjust the heavy canvas sails of the clipper ship to move against the wind. The captain swung the wheel to...Tags: Sailing, Society, Ceremonies, Defense, Chesapeake Bay Bridge
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Cruises catering to kids
Special CorrespondentCarnival Cruise Lines is expecting to welcome 600,000 children aboard its ships in the next year — a six-fold increase from 12 years ago — and other lines report more families are sailing with them each year. As a result, children's facilities...Tags: Sailing, Toys, Imperial and Royal Matters, Harry Potter, Tour Operations Industry
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Florida deals: Key West, Amelia Island Plantation and the Hubble Space Telescope exhibit
Tall ship The last tall ship assembled in Key West, the 69-year-old Schooner Western Union, is once again carrying passengers on sunset sailing excursions. Backed by the grassroots Schooner Western Union Preservation Society, the 130-foot vessel...Tags: Sailing, Christmas, Kennedy Space Center, Holidays, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Long Island sportsmen anticipate deer and ducks
With the big-game bowhunting season for white-tailed deer having been open on Long Island for about three weeks, enough feedback has trickled in to surmise that archers are off to a solid start. "Local deer reports seem to be coming in at about the...Tags: Sailing, North Fork, Wetlands, Great South Bay, Wildlife
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Big reasons to try little ships
Chicago TribuneThere are cruises. And then there are cruises for people who hate cruises - at least of the big-ship variety. Some of the newer ships are so monstrous that you might as well be in Vegas instead of on the water. There's as much temptation to stay aboard...Tags: Sailing, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Beach Vacations, Around The World Sailing, Personal Service
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Cruising small
Chicago Tribune Staff WriterThere are cruises. And then there are cruises for people who hate cruises--at least of the big-ship variety. Some of the newer ships are so monstrous you might as well be in Vegas instead of on the water. There's as much temptation to stay aboard as to...Tags: Sailing, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Tourism and Leisure, Around The World Sailing, Personal Service
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A Different Kind Of Vacation Aboard A Windjammer
Chicago TribuneThere are cruises. And then there are cruises for people who hate cruises — at least of the big-ship variety. Some of the newer ships are so monstrous you might as well be in Vegas instead of on the water. There's as much temptation to stay aboard...Tags: Sailing, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Maritime Accidents, ABBA
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Porgies biting big-time on Long Island
outdoortom@optonline.netIt's amazing how a little chill in the night air can have a powerful effect on bottom fishing. Although water temperatures have dropped only a few degrees during the past two weeks, porgies and sea bass catches have rallied. "It's clearly porgy time...Tags: Sailing, Long Island, Long Island Sound
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St. Mary's coach Laser sharp
Sun ReporterThe first modern Olympic regatta was sailed a century ago in London in big boats with big crews in big winds. This year, it's little boats with small crews and tiny winds. That combination means sailors and their coaches will have to be adaptable and...Tags: Sailing, Laser Sailing, Athletics, Track and Field, 5K Run, Finn Sailing
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Qingdao, China -- a six-pack of surprises
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterQingdao, China I had been trying to learn Mandarin at Beijing Language and Culture University and still had about 3,500 Chinese characters to memorize with two months left in the semester. It was going slowly and, often, not well. So, taking a note...Tags: Seafood and Fishing Industry, Tourism and Leisure, Metal and Mineral, Europe Sailing, Hotels and Accommodations
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Cruises drive baseball way out of the park
Special to the Chicago TribuneAs Gen. Douglas MacArthur famously put it: "Old soldiers never die, they just fade away." Apparently so it is, too, for old baseball players. Only the boys of summer turn into temporary sailors. They turn up on cruise ships galore, where they show...Tags: Sailing, Major League Baseball, Douglas MacArthur, Bob Feller
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TOURS & MORE
TOURS Baja AirVentures offers an eco-retreat to Baja Mexico, where guests can kayak, whale watch, hike, snorkel, surf and help save the environment. Accommodations have solar showers and hammocks. Meals and sightseeing with personal guides are also...Tags: Sailing, Tourism and Leisure, Sports and Outdoor Equipment, Personal Service, Cruises
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