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 |Arthur M. Anderson on Lake Erie |
 Passenger lounge view from starboard side |
 View aft out the picture windows |
 Passenger lounge view from port side |
 Captain’s chair in the pilothouse The hat, stick and cookie device was created by the forward crew to encourage the captain to work harder on the exercise bike. Part of the camaraderie that is common on the ELR. |
 Approaching Welland Canal Lock Seven at night |
 In Lock Four waiting to be lowered |
 Looking aft after we are lowered |
 Ryerson’s stack logo |
 Looking aft into Lock Four |
 The office and control center of the St. Lawrence Seaway |
 Another view back into Lock Four |
 Approaching the Glendale Bridge |
 Yankcanuck passing between Locks Three and Two. |
 A hydro electric plant under construction in the spillway next to Lock Two. |
 The hull of the Windoc at the former Port Weller Drydock. |
 Entering Lock One |
 Another hydro plant under construction in the spillway next to Lock One. |
 Two unidentified boats/tugs tied at McKeil Marine’s dock below Lock One. |
 CCG Station Port Weller |
 Port Weller light |
 Burlington Pierhead light |
 Old Burlington Main Light |
 Canadian Leader ahead of us as we approach the unloading slip |
 Deck crew preparing to land |
 Ready to swing over |
 One man over |
 Second man over |
 Anglian Lady and barge headed to Toledo |
 Manning the winch controls |
 Ladder over to retrieve the men |
 Cinnamon and Maritime Trader at the J. R. Richardson dock |
 Removing the hatch covers |
 Tug Omni Richelieu assisting a salty across the harbor. |
 Salty headed for the Richardson dock |
 View of the bridge canes used for unloading |
 Another view |
 Montrealais waiting her turn under the cranes behind us |
 Another view of bridge cranes |
 Another view |