Pyrate Grammar

Possibly the first correct Pyratical use o’ the letter R…

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Brunch With The Pyrates

This Saturday (Aug. 6) at 10:30am Join us for Brunch on the Patio & Pyrate tales at the Crepe House (aka The Crepe Carte), 2012 Park St., Port Dover…and of course there are the historical walking tours at 1pm & 3pm! The Crepe House is Pyrate Approved™

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Corktown, Ceol Cara & Crustaceans

Join us this Sunday night (7pm-11pm) for a land-locked Nite O’ Jolly Rogerin’™ at Hamilton’s historic pub, The Corktown (corner o’ Young St. & Ferguson Ave. S.)! The fine lads o’ Ceol Cara will be joinin’ us to serenade ye with chanteys, reels and other musical offerings – feel free to drink & sing along…

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Sea Log

Captain…Crook?

Pyrates have always been known for their ability to adapt…

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Events

Shield The People – Save The Earth

Oyate Wahacanka– Shield The People! Keystone Tar Sands / XL Pipeline. Nearly everyone is familiar with these words and most have at least some opinion about what they represent. Those who are willing to sacrifice the very things which make life possible on this planet for personal gain, they mean fabulous wealth and power. For some,…

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Historical Walks

Water Under, Not Over

Aye, the title says it all – we prefer water under us, not over us (too much like drowning). While we wait to see what the weather actually brings Thursday evening (20 July) our next historical Pyrate walk is indeed scheduled for 7:00 pm. While a little sprinkle o’ rain may not deter us, the…

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Port Dover Harbour Museum Camp

Pyrates & History? But of course! We were invited to share our knowledge o’ Pyrates, Privateers & History at one o’ our favourite places in S. Ontario – the Port Dover Harbour Museum! The summer camp program supplied 25 potential Powder Monkeys (a bloody smart crew, this lot) who listened intently and asked many good questions –…

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