POTW: Bark like a Pirate Day

Toronto Hydroplane and Sailing, Pirates

June 23, 2022

Toronto Hydroplane and Sailing, PiratesAhoy me hearties. June is Sailpast month, so Keelly and her pal Tracey were themed out as (not very) fierce pirates for Toronto Hydroplane and Sailing’s festivities. Photo – Laurie Chan (Keelly’s mom)

If the pirates on your boat are more about milk bones than doubloons, now is the time for a Photo of the Week. It doesn’t have to be your pooch, of course, but any pet or human around your boat is eligible. Just send your boating shots to us at cyonboard@kerrwil.com and put POTW or Aaaaaaaarf! in the subject line.

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