Adam Castiglioni watched the barque Juan Sebastián de Elcano glide into Boston Harbor on its way to a berth at the Charlestown Navy Yard late yesterday afternoon. The ship is a Spanish Navy training vessel, named for a Spanish navigator who sailed with Magellan - and completed his journey around the world after Magellan was killed in the Philippines in 1521.

Nathaniel Stinnett snapped the ARC Gloria, a Colombian tall ship docked until Friday at the Charlestown Navy Yard, next to the USS Constitution, where it will be open to the public.

Neil couldn't help but notice the Mexican ARM Cuauhtémoc docked at Fan Pier this morning. Read more.

Adam Castiglioni went down to Fan Pier today to see the Gloria, a Colombian Navy tall ship docked there.

Troublewithtribbles photographed the ship lit up last night.

Joshua Fabian watched one of the Tall Ships departing Boston today. Read more.

Matt Frank has a good seat to watch the Tall Ships in Boston Harbor today.

Views of the Northeast spent some time exploring the Tall Ships in Boston Harbor yesterday.

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Channel 4 reports. No word if any of the passengers was named Gidget.

Scot Lehigh doesn't like the Tom Menino on display during the whole Tall Ships fiasco.

Seems the Convention Center Authority was sitting on $1 million it really didn't have any other use for, so that'll pay for the security and stuff without which no large event in Boston can happen, the Globe reports. Of course, the crowds won't be quite as large given that the event starts July 8, which means it's kind of late to get any tourists to come to Boston for the whole thing. Oh, and officials would only talk to the Globe under cover of anonymity because it seems the first time authority board members will hear about the plan is when they pick up the paper this morning.