CSL Welland Lay-up date needed

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Re: CSL Welland Lay-up date needed

by Denny » December 29, 2015, 2:03 am

Thank You very much as that is exactly what I am looking for and more. I had a very good idea that it was probably on December 27 that she arrived in Montreal for lay-up however as I mentioned in my earlier post, there were several dates that I had and just could not figure out which one was the correct one. Again, thanks for that information as I appreciate it very much.

Re: CSL Welland Lay-up date needed

by riverside 10 » December 28, 2015, 4:33 pm

She passed by my place about 12:30 y'day, the 27th, went into the harbour with one tug, went to 27 and though I can't see her there now due to snow/fog I assume she's there!! Hope this helps.

Re: CSL Welland Lay-up date needed

by DC from QC » December 28, 2015, 3:40 pm

They arrived at their lay up berth yesterday afternoon.

CSL Welland Lay-up date needed

by Denny » December 28, 2015, 12:35 pm

Can anyone please tell me when the CSL Welland laid-up recently in Montreal? I am very confused on the lay-up date and I have three dates to go by and I am not sure which date is the correct one? According to marinetraffic.com they arrived on December 23 from Thunder Bay to unload a grain cargo. On the Port of Montreal website, it lists them with an ETA for December 26 at 1200 and later on, the website for Montreal also lists them as being laid-up at Section 27 on December 27 and it also shows them laid-up again today on December 28 at Section 27. If anyone from that area and in Montreal knows exactly when they laid-up in Montreal it would be very helpful and appreciated for me. I hope that you can help as I stated earlier, I am completely confused on the date of lay-up and don't know where I can get the correct information? Thanks in advance for any help and information on this subject.

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