Saw your "up close & personal" shots, Don. Always enjoy the perspective of other photographers.Don_Detloff wrote:Bookworm,Bookworm wrote:Vessels came singly, in pairs, and in threes, but they came all day long!
Great shots. Looks like you had a busy day. I was up in Port Huron yesterday, but only had time to get a few shots of the Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin.
- Don
St. Clair River Traffic (2015-05-21)
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Bookworm
Re: St. Clair River Traffic (2015-05-21)
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Re: St. Clair River Traffic (2015-05-21)
Bookworm,Bookworm wrote:Vessels came singly, in pairs, and in threes, but they came all day long!
Great shots. Looks like you had a busy day. I was up in Port Huron yesterday, but only had time to get a few shots of the Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin.
- Don
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Bookworm
St. Clair River Traffic (2015-05-21)
Vessels came singly, in pairs, and in threes, but they came all day long!
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- Destination Burns Harbor
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- On her way to Sorel
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- In ballast for Goderich
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- Carrying taconite to AK Steel/Rouge
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- Destination Windsor
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- Tanker Harbour Fountain was en route to Montreal
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- Down-bound with stone for a Rouge River delivery
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- This trip takes her to Windsor
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- In ballast to Duluth
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- Up-bound to Thunder Bay
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- Unspecified destination
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- Bringing coal to the St. Clair Power Plant
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- Pushing her barges to Erie, PA
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- Someone was out getting a breath of fresh air