by Bookworm » September 7, 2015, 7:12 pm
While waiting for one of the vessels, someone asked why I was out on such a hot day. I said I was waiting to photograph a freighter and they suggested, because it was Labor Day, "Maybe the boats aren't running, today." As you will see, they were, but spaced out from early morning to late afternoon.
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- Algoma Harvester in pre-sunrise light as she glides down river to Trios Riveres.
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- Federal Weser with destinations of Montreal and beyond.
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- Thunder Bay on her way to Duluth.
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- St. Clair in ballast, likely for Superior and another load of coal.
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- Don't know why, but this patrol boat came down the river with lights flashing, made a fast turn, and stopped in a group of jet skiers and boaters. (I asked about the orange boat across the river. It may be a private supply boat for doing waterfront repair work.)
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- Federal Beaufort on her way to Burns Harbor.
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- The saltie Mariboko with a load of grain.
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- After a stop at Montreal, she'll transit the Atlantic.
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- American Mariner with taconite for Cleveland.
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- Spartan and barge moving down river to Sept. Isle.
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- Victorious pushing her petroleum barge to the lower Sun Oil Dock, in Sarnia.
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- The last time we saw Samuel Risley, it seemed like minus 92°! Today, it was a hot and humid 92° as they headed to Parry Sound.
While waiting for one of the vessels, someone asked why I was out on such a hot day. I said I was waiting to photograph a freighter and they suggested, because it was Labor Day, "Maybe the boats aren't running, today." As you will see, they were, but spaced out from early morning to late afternoon.