Captain…Crook?
Pyrates have always been known for their ability to adapt…
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Last Walk For September!
This Thursday (28 Sept.) is our last walk this month – there is NO WALK NEXT WEEK, we resume on 12 October. We’ve been enjoying the visitors we’ve had this season; good questions, some good stories and a few who knew more than they let on! The local stories are great, of course; adding colour…
Nautical Disasters…And Ice Cream
Now that we have yer attention….Pyrate Lore & Harbour Walks™ Thursday, 6 July at 7pm in Downtown Port Colborne…aka “The Canal District” True Pyrate history & knowledge, pyracy on the Great Lakes, shipwrecks, the War of 1812 and a secret about the Welland Canal ye’ll likely never hear anywhere else! Meet us at the Compass…
Don’t Mess With Female Pyrates!
We frequently speak about the fact that a Pyrate crew was big on equality – one o’ the earliest forms o’ Democracy anywhere; equal pay for equal work, profit sharing, incentive bonuses, injury compensation…rum & BBQ! This attracted folk from all walks o’ life – though often those most disenfranchised, taken for granted, or openly…
