Soo sightings (days 2 & 3)

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Re: Soo sightings (days 2 & 3)

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Very cool Bookworm, hope you enjoyed your trip.
Bookworm

Soo sightings (days 2 & 3)

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Thursday traffic was all down-bound. In between vessels, I did a little sight-seeing and will include some highlight photos. Didn't see even one ship before I left Friday morning.
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Lee A. Tregurtha down-bound above the Sugar Island Ferry.
Lee A. Tregurtha down-bound above the Sugar Island Ferry.
Herbert C. Jackson in the MacArthur Lock.
Herbert C. Jackson in the MacArthur Lock.
Thunder Bay approaching the Locks.
Thunder Bay approaching the Locks.
Kaye E. Barker in Poe Lock.
Kaye E. Barker in Poe Lock.
Edwin H. Gott crossing the lower harbor.
Edwin H. Gott crossing the lower harbor.
The International Bridge connecting Sault Ste. Marie, MI with Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada.  Ships pass under this bridge as they enter or leave the Locks.
The International Bridge connecting Sault Ste. Marie, MI with Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. Ships pass under this bridge as they enter or leave the Locks.
An historic landmark on the St. Marys River and home to the Lake Superior State University Aquatic Research Lab.
An historic landmark on the St. Marys River and home to the Lake Superior State University Aquatic Research Lab.
Note the lighthouse detail.
Note the lighthouse detail.
Mariner's view looking toward the Soo.  (Brimley State Park)
Mariner's view looking toward the Soo. (Brimley State Park)
Mariner's view looking up Whitefish Bay.  (Brimley State Park)
Mariner's view looking up Whitefish Bay. (Brimley State Park)
Spectacle Lake and Whitefish Bay, beyond, from Mission Hill Overlook.
Spectacle Lake and Whitefish Bay, beyond, from Mission Hill Overlook.
A forgotten piece of shipwreck history remembered in this small plot in Mission Hill Cemetery.
A forgotten piece of shipwreck history remembered in this small plot in Mission Hill Cemetery.
Crossing the Mac took me from dreary, cool weather into clear and warm, all the way home.
Crossing the Mac took me from dreary, cool weather into clear and warm, all the way home.
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