Last night I went out to see some of the participating OpSail tall ships in New York’s Outer Harbor. The trip was organized by the Working Harbor Committee with commentary provided by Richard Taylor and Captain Richard Dorfman. Click on the thumbnails for a larger image.
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- CISNE BRANCO (Brazil)
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- EAGLE, the sail training ship of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy
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- BAE GUAYAS, the sail training ship of the Navy of Ecuador
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- KRI DEWARUCI, the sail training ship of Indonesia
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- CUAUHTEMOC (Mexico)
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- CISNE BRANCO (Brazil)
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- JUAN SEBASTIAN de EL CANO (Spain)
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- JUAN SEBASTIAN de EL CANO (Spain) Figurehead
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- BAE GUAYAS & GLORIA
Nice photos. i was there too – love those hidden harbor tours. wish i knew you were there – would have introduced myself as one of your happy blog followers!
Hey Kate. Sorry I missed saying hello.
On which Piers and borough are these Ships docked?
They are spread out all over Manhattan & Brooklyn. Check out OpSail and Fleet Week New York for times and locations.
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