Gord and I sailed around Toronto Harbour this afternoon on the Kajama. It was a Single Horizons event.
Launched as the Wilfried in Rendsburg, Germany in 1930, the Kajama traded under sail for nearly 70 years. She was a familiar ship in ports from Northwest Spain, through western Europe, and as far north as Norway and Russia. In 1999, Kajama was delivered transatlantic by Great Lakes Schooner Company and restored to her original profile.
We could see a lot of the airshow at the CNE.
Here's LeeAnn, owner of Single Horizons, and I.
It was a gorgeous day ... there were lots of boats on the water.
We sailed east around Toronto Islands. Here's Toronto with the Islands in between.
Here's Gord.
Here's Gord at the bow.
Looking towards the stern from the bow ...
Here's the tip of Leslie Street Spit.
Alas, it was time to head back.
We were going to find a patio but it was really busy at Harbourfont. So we walked home instead.
Hi Teena,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and wishing me a Happy Blogoversary! I do have some Blog Candy to give away so stop by and leave a comment. Love your photos, beautiful!
Hei Teena! It's been a while. Awesome photos and that's a grand looking boat on the first pic!
ReplyDeleteWow, WOw, WOW! I love sailing, your pics are beautiful and I'm extremely jealous :D The more pics of Canada I see the more I want to visit.
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WOW, looks awesome. What a great day that sounds like. The boat, the scenery all wonderful.
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Thanks for passing by!
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Bsus de Amp
What a lovely trip on a magnificent boat - thanks for taking us with!
ReplyDeleteThere is quite a few schooners in Norway too you know :-)
how lovely. like a bit of history me!
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What a perfect way to spend a lovely sunny day.
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