St. Clair River Sightings (2015-12-02)

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Re: St. Clair River Sightings (2015-12-02)

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Oh, the fog photos were wonderfully dramatic!
Thanks Bookworm. I always enjoy Your snaps!
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St. Clair River Sightings (2015-12-02)

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Lots of traffic on the river today. Plenty in daylight hours and AIS shows even more after dark.
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The morning began with a "sea smoke" blanket hiding the Canadian shoreline.
The morning began with a "sea smoke" blanket hiding the Canadian shoreline.
Saginaw emerges from the fog on her way to Toledo.
Saginaw emerges from the fog on her way to Toledo.
H. Lee White unloading at Bluewater Aggregates in Marysville.
H. Lee White unloading at Bluewater Aggregates in Marysville.
Skies were clear as USCG Mobile Bay headed to Detroit.
Skies were clear as USCG Mobile Bay headed to Detroit.
After taking on fuel at the Corunna dock, Algosteel will proceed to Thunder Bay.
After taking on fuel at the Corunna dock, Algosteel will proceed to Thunder Bay.
Joyce VanEnkevort and Great Lakes Trader with a destination of Cleveland.
Joyce VanEnkevort and Great Lakes Trader with a destination of Cleveland.
American Integrity unloaded the first part of a split load at the St. Clair Power Plant and was up-bound to Essexville.
American Integrity unloaded the first part of a split load at the St. Clair Power Plant and was up-bound to Essexville.
Algoma Guardian (formerly Goviken) at St. Clair, on her way to Montreal.
Algoma Guardian (formerly Goviken) at St. Clair, on her way to Montreal.
Tanker Algocanada approaching the Sarnia fuel dock.
Tanker Algocanada approaching the Sarnia fuel dock.
Ojibway ends the day up-bound to Thunder Bay.
Ojibway ends the day up-bound to Thunder Bay.
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