Thanks, Garbear! Saltie traffic is increasing as the shipping season winds down. Only 77 days before the Soo Locks close!garbear wrote:Bookworm-I can help out a little with the Orla. Don't know a specific port, but I know she loaded soybeans in Milwaukee for a Russian port. The Raba loaded soybeans before her and her destination is Kaliningrad. Possibly same destination for Orla.
St. Clair River Sightings (2015/10/29)
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Bookworm
Re: St. Clair River Sightings (2015/10/29)
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garbear
Re: St. Clair River Sightings (2015/10/29)
Bookworm-I can help out a little with the Orla. Don't know a specific port, but I know she loaded soybeans in Milwaukee for a Russian port. The Raba loaded soybeans before her and her destination is Kaliningrad. Possibly same destination for Orla.
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Bookworm
St. Clair River Sightings (2015/10/29)
With shorter days, the window of good daylight is getting shorter, too, but here is the traffic I was able to catch today.
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- These gulls were having way too much fun running to and from the wave action!
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- American Integrity against clear blue skies as she carried coal to the St. Clair Power Plant. The sun & blue skies were only a teaser, as wind and clouds returned within four hours.
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- Saltie Orla bound for Montreal before heading across the Atlantic to an unspecified destination.
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- Tanker Sten Baltic at the Sarnia Fuel Dock.
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- Haven't seen Saginaw in quite some time. She stopped at Sarnia and, depending on the AIS source, her destination is "TBA" or she's going to "Sunny Shores Resort, CA" (Canada, not California)!
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- BBC Fuji at last light, on her way to Duluth.