Tall Ship Mystic Whaler is a welcoming sight in Channel Islands Harbor

Channel Islands—On Jan. 9 the tall ship Mystic Whaler arrived in Channel Islands Harbor from New London, Connecticut. Soon to be renamed Mystic Cruzar, the ship will serve as an ocean-oriented class

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Pamela Finkle says:

January 28, 2022 at 7:31 am

Have a happy new life Mystic Whaler. We sailed many times out of Mystic with Captain John. He was looking for the right home for her and we hope all will be happy. Pam and Wayne F
Deborah Leichner says:

January 28, 2022 at 9:53 am

Best of luck to the Mystic Whalers new owners. May she serve you well. I miss seeing her & Capt. John on the Mystic River.

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