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I am returning to the Tacoma Tall Ships Festival. Details of the festival are given on my first post from here.
Pallada was the last ship to enter in the parade and also has the sailors up in the rigging like the Cuauhtemoc.(see previous posts). She is named for the Greek goddess Pallas Athena. She is owned by Dalryba, a conglomerate of fishing companies, and offers sail training to foreign marine-college cadets. Though her homeport is in Vladivostok, which is on the far eastern coast of Russia, Pallada voyages widely, and sails with a compliment of 143 cadets and a permanent crew of 56 officers, teachers, and professionals. With twenty-six sails and masts soaring 162 feet above the deck, Pallada combines traditional sail training with a modern maritime college curriculum.
I have put a close up on WS so you can see the sailors waving.

Rig: Full-rigged ship
Homeport: Vladivostok, Russia
Normal cruising waters: Worldwide
Sparred length: 356' 4"
Draft: 22' 4"
Beam: 45' 9"
Hull: Steel
Built: 1989: Gdansk, Poland
Crew: 56 Trainees-passengers: 143

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