Yesterday on All Access Boston Harbor we hit our highest
number of guests on the boat so far this summer—464 children and chaperones! I’m so glad we decided to trust the weather
to hold up, because it turned out to be a beautiful day on Georges Island. We had groups from Dorchester, Waltham,
Roslindale, Hyde Park, Somerville, and Chinatown.
Many groups spent the afternoon exploring historic Fort
Warren, searching for signs of the Lady in Black, and getting spooked in the “dark
tunnel”. The Save the Harbor team split
up to facilitate fishing, kickball, and exploring the fort.
On the boat ride home, we all got a neat surprise—we cruised
past the Charles W. Morgan, a historic whaling ship. The ship sailed to Boston from Provincetown,
making her 38th voyage. The
Charles W. Morgan will be docked in the Charlestown Navy Yard until the 22nd!
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| The Charles W. Morgan sailing in Boston Harbor |
Today we had to cancel All Access due to thunderstorms and
showers that have seemed to last all day.
All of us here at Save the Harbor are looking forward to tomorrow’s Fan
Pier Fishing Tournament, and hoping for some sun!
See you on the harbor,
Amy Gaylord
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