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Tall ships say farewell, The British brigantine Ciudad de Inca sailed out of Toronto harbor yesterday on the first leg of its race to Rochester, N.Y. (...)
Tall ships say farewell, The British brigantine Ciudad de Inca sailed out of Toronto harbor yesterday on the first leg of its race to Rochester, N.Y. (...)

Tall ships say farewell, The British brigantine Ciudad de Inca sailed out of Toronto harbor yesterday on the first leg of its race to Rochester, N.Y. (...)

Date7/11/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tall ships say farewell; The British brigantine Ciudad de Inca sailed out of Toronto harbor yesterday on the first leg of its race to Rochester; N.Y. The vessel was joined by other tall ships in a final sailpast.
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