Philip r clarke

[Denny]

That’s what I thought and figured Jim B as you helped to answer all of my questions and more! Thanks a million for your assistance and help answering my questions. I very much appreciate that. Have A Good & Safe week and stay cool as well my friend.

[Jim B]

I heard her call in at Toledo Harbor Light at 1130 on June 14. So she would have left Lakefront about an hour before that.

[Denny]

I have recently gone through some of the Port Reports and came up with this. From the Port Reports section from June 15, Boatnerd contributor Bill Kloss mentions in his report then that the Philip R. Clarke departed its long-term layup in Toledo, Ohio on June 14th. Does anyone know for sure if indeed the Clarke departed on June 14? They would have been at the Soo arriving there sometime on June 15. They departed the Soo area during the early morning hours on June 16 which makes me to believe then that they should’ve arrived and been at the Soo then on June 15. They arrived in Two Harbors to load then on June 17 in the early morning hours. All that I am asking and looking for here is any type of information confirming that the Clarke departed their lay-up in Toledo on June 14 or not? If anyone can provide me with any type of information confirming this, I would very much and greatly appreciate this. Thanks so very much in advance for any information you have.

[Denny]

Noticed just now on the Marine Traffic website, the Clarke cleared the Soo early in the morning on June 16 and they arrived in Two Harbors early this morning June 17 on their first trip out of layup this year! Does anyone know or could please tell me the date and just when exactly they departed layup in Toledo? I would very much appreciate this information if anyone has, knows and can share and post it here. Sorry to say though, I don’t have much free time to read the News Page and the Port Reports like I used to thus the reasons that I missed the Clark’s departure last week from Toledo and layup. Any type of information anyone may have and can share and provide is very much and also greatly appreciated. Thank You.

[guest]

I noticed this year that inbound limestone shipments for Mintac are now being handled by Lower Lakes (ASC) boats.

[Guest]

The AIS webpage of this website shows the Philip R. Clarke having an estimated arrival date at Two Harbors of June 14, 2024 at 0830.

[Mn bob]

I see the ais has been turned on on the Philip r Clarke so she must be coming out of layup soon.