Tall Ships America Awards – A Tribute to Captain Robert S. Douglas for a lifetime of achievement under sail

On February 25th, 2021, Captain Robert S. Douglas was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Tall Ships America Conference, nominated by Captain Daniel Moreland. For more information on the Lifetime Achievement Award and a list of past recipients, visit: https://www.tallshipsamerica.org/lifetime-achievement/ Here is Captain Daniel Moreland’s tribute in writing to Captain Robert S. Douglas as presented

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Tall Ships America Annual Conference

One of the highlights of our winters usually is attending the Tall Ships America annual conference.  Tall Ships America is a membership association of sailing ship operators, sail training and marine educational vessels, and interested individuals with an international membership.  Over a period of three or four days each February, we attend informative sessions, meet

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Letter to Picton Castle Crew – Postponement of the World Voyage

Please find below a letter that was sent to crew of the Picton Castle regarding the postponement of the World Voyage: Dear crew of Picton Castle’s upcoming World Voyage, We are writing to you today with important updates about the voyage. After in-depth consideration, which we will explain more thoroughly below, the World Voyage planned for departure

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Coffee With The Captain of Pride of Baltimore II

Those of you who follow the topsail schooner Pride of Baltimore II, the State of Maryland’s sailing ambassador, on social media will be familiar with their regular feature “Coffee With The Captain.”  It’s a weekly chat with Captain Jan Miles where the highly respected schooner skipper discusses everything from sailing technicalities to weather observation, sea

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