Pyrate Grammar
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Aye, it’s that time again – Pyrate Lore & Harbour Walk™ TONIGHT, 7pm in Downtown Port Colborne! Tales o’ pyracy on the Great Lakes, why Lake Erie has 4x more wrecks than the Bermuda Triangle and why the War of 1812 relied on Pyrates. [su_button url=”http://pyratesimage.com/services/great-lakes-pyrate-lore-harbour-walks#reserve” style=”bubbles” background=”#ed0000″ color=”#ffffff” size=”5″ icon=”icon: anchor” icon_color=”#ffeb16″ text_shadow=”1px 1px…
Straight Outta History
Our mate John Ol’ Chumbucket Baur (Pyrate, Author & co-founder o’ Int’l. Talk Like A Pirate Day) is publishing his next book – a novel called Chrissie Warren: Pirate Hunter (read about it and his continuing adventures at his blog). O’ course, like any good writer, he knows when it’s time for a break –…
Walkin’ On Sunshine
The weather during the last couple o’ walks was a bit…chilly! Tonight, however, the sun is shining, the breeze is light and we’re ready to regale ye with tales o’ The Great Lakes, The Welland Canal and ports beyond! (It will get dark before the tour is over, so bringing a jacket may be in…
Fishermen’s Memorial & Blessing of the Nets
Join us, Sat. 9 May at 2pm in beautiful Port Dover, ON for an ancient maritime tradition: Fishermen’s Memorial & Blessing of the Nets. Taking place on the wharf at one o’ our favourite Museums in the world – Port Dover Harbour Museum (incidentally, also the place we end all our Walking Tours!) An historic…
Popeye by Lee Romao
I’d never heard o’ Lee Romao before our mate Jeff Coyle posted a link to Romao’s portrait o’ one o’ the world’s best known sailors – POPEYE. This is spectacular… Turns out, Lee is a Canadian Digital artist based in Vancouver, BC and has worked on many diverse projects for over a decade. At last…
