St. Clair River (2015/12/23)

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George

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Thanks for posting this time and many others this year. I enjoy them all. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years
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St. Clair River (2015/12/23)

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The St. Clair River hosted a pre-Christmas parade of ships, while the sun played peek-a-boo, but clouds and drizzle won out around noon!
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Lights and brightening skies reflected on the water. Looking across the River to Canada and the Corunna petroleum complex and fuel dock.
Lights and brightening skies reflected on the water. Looking across the River to Canada and the Corunna petroleum complex and fuel dock.
Edwin H. Gott lead the parade, arriving just as the morning sky seemed to promise a sunny day.
Edwin H. Gott lead the parade, arriving just as the morning sky seemed to promise a sunny day.
Jana Desgagnes at the Corunna fuel dock.
Jana Desgagnes at the Corunna fuel dock.
After spending time in the Lake Huron anchorage, Federal Yukon was moving down river to Montreal.
After spending time in the Lake Huron anchorage, Federal Yukon was moving down river to Montreal.
Calumet,in lay-up at the Sarnia north slip.
Calumet,in lay-up at the Sarnia north slip.
The USCG put Hollyhock through a busy weekend tending buoys but she's back at her dock now.
The USCG put Hollyhock through a busy weekend tending buoys but she's back at her dock now.
CSL St. Laurent skimmed under the Bluewater Bridges and into the St. Clair River, on her way to Montreal.
CSL St. Laurent skimmed under the Bluewater Bridges and into the St. Clair River, on her way to Montreal.
Sam Laud down-bound to Cleveland.
Sam Laud down-bound to Cleveland.
Autumn colors compliment Lee A Tregurtha's own. She's headed to Silver Bay this trip.
Autumn colors compliment Lee A Tregurtha's own. She's headed to Silver Bay this trip.
First time I've seen this sign, near the south end of the Marysville River Walk.
First time I've seen this sign, near the south end of the Marysville River Walk.
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