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Photo Gallery November 3, 2005 |
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11/3 - McKee Sons unloading at Carrolton - Dave Wobser |
 In the Saginaw River |
 Bow profile of a former classic beauty. |
 Tug Undaunted now provides the power. |
 Tug mast appears to have been too high someplace or modified to fit. |
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11/3 Soo Traffic - Dave Wobser |
 Big Brother passes Little Bro'. Columbia Star leaves the Poe Lock as the Courtney Burton approaches the MacArthur lock. |
 Courtney Burton's distinguished bow. |
 In the lock. |
 Saginaw down bound at Mission Point. |
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11/2 - James Norris in the Saginaw River - Stephen Hause |
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 -James Norris outbound on Saginaw River |
 Closer view |
 Stern view |
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11/2 - Karen Andrie & Barge A-397 in Saginaw River - Todd Shorkey |
 Karen Andrie & barge A-397 outbound at Smith Park in Essexville |
 Tug close up |
 Stern View making the Essroc Dock |
 Karen Andrie moving around front for the tow outbound. |
11/2 - Automobile and cargo in the Welland Canal - Paul Beesley |
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 The car as it emerges from the canal. |
 The car clear of the water and ready to be placed ashore. |
 Crew from the Canadian Coast Guard station at Port Weller assist the police to recover the now well-irrigated pot plants |
 A view of the growing collection of herbs. |
 Police passing a few more plants across to CG. |
 One of the many plants floating down the canal. When leaving for vacation it is recommended that you thoroughly water all your houseplants before leaving. |
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The St Clair Enters The Harbor Of Lorain With Taconite For RTI Tech. - Jim Tiller |
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11/1 - Historical Perspectives - William Forsythe |
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 Before She Was Famous. The Edmund Fitzgerald (left) is seen passing the John T Hutchinson on the St. Clair River in Port Huron, MI |
 Before She Was Famous. The Roy A Jodrey provides the backdrop for these picnickers at Pine Grove Park in Port Huron, MI |
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 Algosoo starts up |
 Algosoo close up bow |
 Algosoo stern |
 Algosoo close up |
 Algosoo backing up |
 Stewart J. Cort enters port |
 Stewart J. Cort head on |
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