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Tall Ships Parade of Sail (Thursday 7/29)

The Cameras will be focused on the Lift Bridge and harbor in front of the Convention center for Thursday due to Tall Ship Festival. 2PM CDT is the Parade of Sail.

If you have trouble viewing the live video due to heavy web traffic, here are two alternate viewing sites:

Alternate Site #1

Alternate Site #2

I will post updates if possible from the event, however, that depends on good web connections.  I will post more videos and pictures from the event next week.

Today the Pride of Baltimore was found tucked into a Superior slip, waiting for Thursday.

Pride of Baltimore

 

Alternate site available

Due to heavy web traffic, you may experience delays from time to time during the Tall Ships Festival.

Here is an alternate site to check if you have trouble.

http://www.northernimages.com/Webcams/Duluth-Harbor-Cams/6296275_PRyHM#000000_

 

 

Harbor Traffic for Tuesday 7/27/2010

American Century (US) arrived at 00:53
American Mariner (US ) departed at 03:11
Canadian Olympic (CA ) departed at 10:00
Edwin H. Gott (US) arrived at 10:30
James R. Barker (US) arrived at 11:25
Tall Ship Pride of Baltimore II (US) arrived Superior at 11:30
American Century (US) departed at 12:19
Beluga Fidelity (Ant) arrived at 15:00
Joseph L. Block (US) arrived at 17:10
James R. Barker departed at 21:00

Tall Ships Info

FYI, the Tall Ships will be entering port throughout the day on Wednesday 7/28/2010. there is no official arrival time and due to storms over Lake Superior this evening, schedules will likely change.  Early afternoon on Thursday, all of the ships will leave port and re-enter in a massive Parade-of-Sails at 2PM.

If the boats arrive Wednesday with sails up, they will be visible for quit a distance.

More information is available at “Tall Ships Duluth 2010″.