Above Marysville (February 11, 2015)

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Bookworm

Re: Above Marysville (February 11, 2015)

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mopar tim wrote:It is indeed the Michigan and Great Lakes. I was watching them earlier today very cool sight to see. There was also a bigger cutter out there as well but I didn't catch the name of it.
Thanks Tim & Dennis for providing a name for the tug/barge. The big cutter was Griffon but I had to leave while it was still up river and missed photographing it.
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Re: Above Marysville (February 11, 2015)

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It is indeed the Michigan and Great Lakes. I was watching them earlier today very cool sight to see. There was also a bigger cutter out there as well but I didn't catch the name of it.
Denny

Re: Above Marysville (February 11, 2015)

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Bookworm, from the looks of your tug/barge photo I would have to say it appears to be the tug Michigan and barge Great Lakes from what I can see when I enlarge the photo of them. Hope this helps.
Bookworm

Above Marysville (February 11, 2015)

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With temperatures remaining below freezing for the past week, the ice field has moved further north and this morning saw determined effort to escort two freighters down the St. Clair River.
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Giving all it had to move the ice
Giving all it had to move the ice
Picking up speed in a patch of open water
Picking up speed in a patch of open water
Inching toward Conneaut
Inching toward Conneaut
Destination Detroit
Destination Detroit
It was maneuvering toward the Corunna Fuel Dock, with help from Bristol Bay, but I could not make out the name and it wasn't on AIS
It was maneuvering toward the Corunna Fuel Dock, with help from Bristol Bay, but I could not make out the name and it wasn't on AIS
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