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SHARING THE HERITAGE

Celebrating the 75th Blessing of the Fleet

and the 26th Portuguese Festival

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A percussionist with the Highland Light Scottish Pipe Band, which normally practices in Wareham, proves you don’t have to be Portuguese to join in Provincetown’s festival. The band is named for the lighthouse that is now in Truro, but also after a historic Scottish regiment, the Highland Light Infantry. More photos from the 75th Annual Blessing of the Fleet and 26th Portuguese Festival. (Photos by Nancy Bloom)

The F/V Glutton is decked out for the weekend’s celebrations.
Folklore dancers twirl on Saturday in Portuguese Square on Ryder Street.
The Rev. Philip Hamel, “Father Phil,” left, and Bishop Edgar da Cunha pause during the Blessing of the Fleet.
Saint Peter on his way to MacMillan Pier on Sunday.
A reveler takes the leap from the F/V Clean Sweep in Provincetown Harbor.
J&E Produce has beautiful autumn vegetables.

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