Seemingly fearless, flyboarder Dane Rive flies through the air on water jets.
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Fiddler Dan Skabeikis brought historic sea shanties and ballads to the maritime celebration on the Long Wharf for HarborFest 2015,
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Musician Jim Turner sang and played his guitar and harmonica filling the HarborFest air with wonderful music to the foot tapping joy of all.
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One of the John K. Ott Cesspool Service teams, Here Comes Poop Pee teams practicing for the whaleboat races.
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One of the teams making a practice run for the whaleboat races.
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Ronit Muszkatvlit and her 18-month-old daughter Sadie enjoy some corn on the cob while watching the corn shucking contest.
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Fiddler Dan Skabeikis and Jim Turner teamed up on Long Wharf to make some happy music for the final day of Harborfest.
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One of the corn husker participants peeling away.
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And the proud corn husker winners were 9-year-old Grace Pope with 13 shucked ears and 10-year-old Lily Babcock with 12.
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The restaurant, Boa Thai of North Sea, brought Asian treats like pad thai and spring rolls to add to the flavor of this year's HarborFest.
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Made in the shade, these three, Donald Zabel, Reno Salseto and his father Joe take in the celebration shade of a tree by the windmill.
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Charles Laspesa of CJ Laspesa Electric, a licensed electrician, once again volunteers his services to power the Harborfest celebration.
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Yes that is the windmill on Long Wharf in the heart shaped glasses of visitor, Ashley Boer.
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The gang from Sag Harbor's VFW Post 9082 selling 50/50 raffle tickets.
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Sag Harbor's Boy Scout Troop 455.
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Chris Haerter and his wife out enjoying the HarborFest festivities.
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Sag Harbor Fire Department, the oldest on Long Island, made a show with bright red their T-shirts.
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Brian Downey with his daughter Bella strolling through the HarborFest festivities on Long Wharf.
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Charlie and Dane Riva manning their flyboarding booth in between their amazing demonstrations of flying over the harbor on jets of water.
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G & L Gyro, from Bethpage, offered over stuffed pitas and delicious smelling gyros.
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Kirsten Masotto and her daughter Isabelle take a break to indulge in some chocolate chip mint ice cream.
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Max Narizzano made his way up the East Hampton YMCA's rock wall.
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The East Hampton YMCA tenders of the rock wall, Allison Wurthman, Sandra Vecchio and Jesse Lidn, The fall schedule for the Y is now available.
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These boys are practicing for the whaleboat races, which included kids, for the first time this year.
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Steve Orosz manned the Southampton Publick House booth, bringing some of their wonderful brews to the Harbor.
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Sag Harbor's very own unofficial mayor, the perennial David Lee.
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The restaurant Page from Sag Harbor's Main Street brought some of their "aquaponic" greens to the Long Wharf.
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Kate Wils brought information from the Children's Tumor Foundation, spreading the word for a worthy cause.
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The kids took their practice seriously for the whaleboat races, including a kids division, for the first time this year.
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The smiling volunteers for the Sag Harbor Food Pantry, "Neighbors Helping Neighbors" and preparing for the famous clam chowder contest, a fixture of every Harborfest.
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BNB Manager and Sag Harbor Fire Department supporter Tara Fordham barefooting.
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A tyke trying on the rope before the tug-a-war.
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Whaleboard Races
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Basketball player Jeff Aubry brought his daughter Lyra, son Orion and their friend Sophia to the final fine afternoon of HarborFest.
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The water's edge beneath the windmill we bustling with preparations for the whale boat races.
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Dave Thommen is the keeper of the cannon, the original start cannon donated to the whale boat races by John Steinbeck.
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Thar she blows! or he goes, as flyboarder Dane Rive shoots some 30-plus feet into the air on water jets.
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Here comes the judge, Judge Burke that is.
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Whaleboat races
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The rock wall, brought by the East Hampton YMCA, was a hit with the kids who wanted to try their climbing skills.
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Jeepers creepers where'd ya get those peepers? These friends had their faces painted just to add to the fun.
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The smoke from John Steinbeck's cannon marked the start of the kid's whale boat race.
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Cub Scout Pack 455 was represented by 9-year-old Charlie, his 7-year-old brother Michael and mother Laurie Schaefer.
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Face painting transformed the faces of many kids, adding to the fun.
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What would a celebration be without a colorful, full of kids, bouncy house?
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Working on their timing, an all girl team practices for the whaleboat races.
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Here she comes! A youngster sliding out of the bouncy house.
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All three of the kid division boats have stuck their harpoons and are heading back for the finish line during the whaleboat races
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The volunteers for the Sag Harbor Food Pantry ladled out all of the different clam chowders, until they were all gone.
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Sag Harbor Food Pantry volunteer, Chris Tice serves up some Manhattan chowder.
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Buy a mug and fill it as many times as you like with the many different chowders from the Sag Harbor Food Pantry chowder contest.
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Bonnie Hillman and Jeff Kampner say they come to Harborfest for the chowder contest every year.
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Another ear splitting firing of the start cannon and the women's teams are off around buoys, a whale, landing a harpoon and a sprint for the finish at the shore during the whaleboat races
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Harborfest 2015 Whaleboat Races
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11-year-old Chloe and her 9- year-old sister Catherine Greenberg brought their scooters to make getting around Harborfest 2015, a little more fun.
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Harborfest 2015, Whaleboat Races
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A proud Girl Scout of Troop 2996, Francesca Vitale sporting her sash with 4 years of merit badges.
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The aroma from the G & L Gyro tent filled the air with mouth watering scents.
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Schuckers Lobster & Clam Bar served up delicious variety of seafood.
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As part of the Harborfest celebration was a crafts fair in Marine Park where artist Lorraine Pepper showed off her beautiful glass jewelry.
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The winners of the women's whale boat races.
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Mikelle Terson presented her Mikelle Designs, finer jewelry at the crafts fair in Marine Park, as part of this year's Harborfest celebration.
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The Long Wharf was lined with HarborFest celebrants, taking in the beautiful day, games and fun, whale boat races, tug-a-war and lots of good food and a music.
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Harborfest 2015 Whaleboat Races
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Harborfest 2015 Whaleboat Races
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Harborfest 2015 Whaleboat Races
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Over the weekend of September 12-13, 2015, Sag Harbor held its annual HarborFest, a village-wide event celebrating the maritime history with whale boat races, tug-of-wars, a clam chowder contest, craft’s fair, sidewalk sale, music and so much more.
