Nina replica

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Posting this as an after the fact, we went Sunday. It was pretty cool, best part was talking to the crew and find out a bunch of stuff not written down.

Replica of Columbus' Nina to visit Mich.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap_travel/20060705...ef_nina_replica

ALGONAC, Mich. - A replica of the Nina, one of the three ships that Christopher Columbus sailed from the Old World to the New in 1492, visits Michigan this week as it continues its 13-year world tour.

Senior Capt. Morgan Sanger is scheduled to dock the 85-foot wooden sailboat from Thursday through Monday at Algonac on the St. Clair River. It opens for the public on Friday.

I've had two 3-day weekends in a row, can I get away with a third?

UPDATE:

THE TALL SHIP NINA WILL BE AT THE ALGONAC RIVERFRONT PARK ON JULY
7th, 8th and 9th WITH DOCKSIDE TOURS FROM 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. DAILY.
SEE THE REPLICA OF COLUMBUS' SHIP! ADULTS-$5.00; SRS-$4.00;
STUDENTS-$3.00 AND 4 YOA AND UNDER-FREE. SPONSORED BY THE ALGONAC/
CLAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT MARILYN
GENAW AT 810-794-2104 or 586-214-2104.


THE TALL SHIP MADELINE WILL OFFER DECK TOURS ON SATURDAY,
JULY 15th AT THE ALGONAC RIVERFRONT PARK.
SPONSORED BY THE ALGONAC/CLAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL MARILYN GENAW AT 810-794-2104 or 586-214-2104.

If the ship comes to your area, it's worth taking a look at. They are hanging out on the Great Lakes most of the summer offering tours.