Clear skies and sunny weather sunny weather should insure that Sunday's attendance will continue to set records. The Tall Ships are open for public viewing from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday activities include two air shows, parachuting commandos, pirate parties and the launching of the family-built wooden boats. The event finishes up on Monday during the Parade of Sail when the Tall Ships will sail out of the harbor in formation between 4 and 6 p.m.
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Photos By Jeff Dennis: The Tall Ship Europa is docked at the Maritime Center, the bell aboard the Schooner Virginia is ringing up rave reviews at Harborfest, a miniature C-17 is on loan from the 315th Airlift Wing of U.S. Air Force based in Charleston, America's Tall Ship Eagle has her namesake on the bow and is open for tours at the Passenger Terminal
Video: Para-Commandos land at Ansonborough Field during Harborfest
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