People file aboard the Machigonne II headed for Peaks Island as the fog lifts over tall ship Picton Castle on the Portland waterfront. Many of the tall ships will remain docked in Portland through Monday and are expected to depart early Tuesday.
Long lines wait to tour the tall ship Oliver Hazard Perry at the Maine State Pier in Portland, Maine Sunday. Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer
Festival-goers wait to tour the tall ships Lynx, El Galeon Andalucia and the Oliver Hazard Perry at the Maine State Pier in Portland, Maine Sunday. Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer
Long lines formed to tour the tall ships Friths, Alert and Picton Castle , as the Portland schooner Wendameen sailes by, near the Casco Bay Ferry terminal in Portland, Maine. Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer
Long lines wait to tour the tall ships Lynx, El Galeon Andalucia and the Oliver Hazard Perry at the Maine State Pier in Portland, Maine Sunday. Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer
Sebastian Hobler, 6, of Scarborough, center, peers down the long line while waiting with his family to board the USCG Eagle for a tour of the tall ship Sunday morning at the Ocean Gateway Pier in Portland. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
People of all ages wait to board the USCG Barque Eagle docked at the Ocean Gateway Pier in Portland Sunday. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Joshua Hill, left, and his mom, Robin, of Scarborough walk past coiled ropes and line aboard the USCG Bargue Eagle while taking a private tour with 3rd Class Emily Cox of Topsham Sunday morning. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
The tall ship "Oliver Hazard Perry" is dressed and ready for visitors at Port Ocean Terminal on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
A crew member polishes a brass bell aboard the tall ship "Lynx" in preparation for visitors during the Tall Ships Portland 2015 tour on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
One of the cannons on the tall ship "El Galeon Andalucia" appears trained on the USCG "Eagle" during the Tall Ships Portland 2015 tour on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
A smaller boat cruises in to Port Ocean Terminal to get a look at the tall ship "El Galeon Andalucia" before the gates opened for visitors on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
Visitors take in the sights aboard the tall ship "El Galeon Andalucia" during Sunday's Tall Ships Portland 2015 tour. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
Ellen Rawding and Ray Lussier, both of South Paris, take in the sights aboard the tall ship "El Galeon Andalucia" during the Tall Ships Portland 2015 tour on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
Visitors wait to board the tall ship "El Galeon Andalucia" at Port Ocean Terminal on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
The tall ship Eagle becomes visible through the fog as its sits at Ocean Terminal Sunday morning. Derek Davis/Staff photographer
Skip Wood of Hebron, 1st mate on the tall ship Tree of Life out of Newport, R.I., dresses the ship for the event while sitting on the jib boom. Derek Davis/Staff photographer
Robin Hill of Scarborough, left, looks up while 3rd Class Emily Cox of Topsham, a cadet aboard the USCG Barque Eagle, points to the rigging Sunday morning during a tour of the ship at the Ocean Gateway Terminal in Portland. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Robin Hill of Scarborough climbs stairs to the quarterdeck while taking a private tour of the USCG Barque Eagle with 3rd Class Emily Cox of Topsham Sunday morning. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Robin Hill of Scarborough looks on as her son, Joshua, center, shakes hands with USCG Barque Eagle Capt. Matthew Meilstrup in the Ward Room. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Robin Hill of Scarborough purchases a USCG Barque Eagle hat while taking a private tour with 3rd Class Emily Cox of Topsham aboard the USCG Eagle Sunday morning. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Donald Belanger of Biddeford and JoAnn Proulx, also of Biddeford peek inside the Picton Castle's kitchen area during the Tall Ships festival in Portland, ME on Sunday. Whitney Hayward/Staff Photographer
Kayakers paddle past the tall ship El Galeon Sunday morning. Derek Davis/Staff photographer
Rosie DiMatteo and Ben Markle, deck hands on the tall ship "Lynx", polish brass plates in preparation for the days festivities at Port Ocean Terminal. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
People hold umbrellas and try to shield themselves from the rain as they wait in line to tour the Picton Castle in Portland on Sunday afternoon. Whitney Hayward/Staff Photographer.
Todd Prentice of Portland paddles past the tall ship El Galeon Sunday morning. Derek Davis/Staff photographer
Rosie DiMatteo, a deck hand on the tall ship Lynx, out of Portsmouth, N.H., polishes brass as they prepare for visitors Sunday morning. Derek Davis/Staff photographer
Stand up paddlers get a close look at the tall ship El Galeon Sunday morning. Derek Davis/Staff photographer
Early morning fog lifts as visitors cross Ocean Gateway Pier to board the USCG Eagle Sunday. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Ted Connolly of Scarborough photographs the USCG Eagle I early fog Sunday. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer.
The tall ship "El Galeon Andalucia" rests at Port Ocean Terminal before the gates opened for visitors on Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
John and Lillian Wilder of Hollis relax on a bench while watching the fog lift over the USCG Eagle Sunday morning. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer
Kristina Schmidt of Rangeley walks up the ladder to the upper deck of the Picton Castle, while Jason Raiche of Falmouth points at the vessel's mast while taking a tour during the Tall Ships festival in Portland, ME on Sunday. " Whitney Hayward/Staff Photographer
Recreational boats cruise past the Picton Castle, between Maine Wharf and the Maine State Pier in Portland, ME on Sunday. Whitney Hayward/Staff Photographer
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