If you can travel, the Great Lakes area is great summer vacation destination. Seeing photographs and really seeing the lakers up close is like looking at a photo of ten $100 bills and having ten in hand! I've heard that many retired ship captains choose to live in FL. Maybe you could make acquaintance with some. They always have an interesting tale or two to share.DocF wrote:I really do appreciate your pictures which you post very much. We rarely see any Lakers down here in the Panhandle of Florida. ;o)
Doc
St. Clair River (2016/07/09)
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Bookworm
Re: St. Clair River (2016/07/09)
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DocF
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I really do appreciate your pictures which you post very much. We rarely see any Lakers down here in the Panhandle of Florida. ;o)
Doc
Doc
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Bookworm
St. Clair River (2016/07/09)
An ever changing skyscape made interesting backgrounds for some of these captures.
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- Tanker Furuholmen is becoming a frequent visitor to the Corunna fuel dock.
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- Varying cloud texture and color make a dramatic backdrop for Tim S. Dool, heading to Superior.
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- Tug Joe, Jr. pushes barge Joseph H. Thompson, up-bound to Calcite.
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- Michipicoten unloading at the Marysville Bluewater Aggregates dock.
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- Leonard M. and barge Huron Spirit moving toward Detroit, under unsettled skies.
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- Tug Defiance and barge Ashtabula with a destination of Cleveland.
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- Lots of sailboat activity at St. Clair, as Lee A. Tregurtha makes her way to AK-Rouge.
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- John B. Aird down-bound to Hamilton.
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- Dorothy Ann and Pathfinder -- on their way to Cleveland -- pass a patch of colorful summer flowers along the Marysville River Walk