From Quebec to Newfoundland - Sailing on the Caledonia
The weather is fine: sunny and hazy. A perfect afternoon on the Saint Lawrence.
At precisely eleven hundred hours the call echoes across the deck of "Caledonia", a barkentine tall ship two-hundred-forty-five feet long.
"Prepare to cast off."
Motor boats scurry across water white-veined by a current so strong Quebec's first inhabitants named this the River that Walks. Heeling dinghies skim the water, a few sloops tack lazily. [MORE]