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5/7 - Scenes from Erie, PA - Carrie Lanz |
 Lansdowne |
 Wolverine finished unloading |
 Preparing to depart. |
 Backed around and turned. |
 Heading back out to Lake Erie. |
 Through the cut. |
 Buckeye being converted to a barge. |
 Joseph H. Thompson Jr. on left. |
 Wide view. |
 Buckeye's self unloader |
| 5/7 - Saltie Orna down bound, entering the Iroquois Locks, St. Lawrence River. Dave Maville |
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 Orna's Pilot house, flying the Greek Flag. |
| 5/7 - USCGC Alder visits Marquette's Lower Harbor - Lee Rowe |
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| 5/7 - David Z. Norton backing away from the Cleveland Bulk Terminal after a partial unload and heading up the Cuyahoga River with the balance - Kent Gurney |
 Backing into the river. |
 Heading up river |
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5/7 Canadian Provider leaving PWDD and other Welland Canal traffic - Michael Gosselin |
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 Backing away from the fit out dock. |
 Still backing |
 Turning with the assistance the tugs Vigilant and Paul E. No.1. |
 Moving to the canal wall above Lock One. |
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 John B. Aird getting a little paint while mechanical repairs are being made. |
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 Tug
Mark Hannah and Barge Hannah 6301 transiting the canal. |
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5/7 - Canadian Provider up bound at Lock Seven after leaving PWDD - Alex Howard |
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| 5/5 - J. A. W. Iglehart and Barbara Andrie at Bay City - Todd Shorkey |
 Tug Barbara Andrie at Bit-Mat |
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 J.A.W. Iglehart up bound at Smith Park in Essexville |
 Another view |
 Passing the tug Barbara Andrie at Bit-Mat |
 Iglehart stern view |
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5/5 - J. A. W. Iglehart at LaFarge in Carrolton - Gordy Garris |
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 Iglehart unloading at the Carrollton Lafarge Terminal |
 Iglehart and E. M. Ford pilothouses |
 Stern view |
 Stern cabins |
| 5/5 - Alpena passing Fourteen Foot Light - Becky Wirt |
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| 5/5 - Middletown visits Milwaukee - Paul Erspamer |
 Through the main gap |
 Thrusters on for 180-degree turn (Cross Lake ferry at left) |
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 Close-up of bow while turning |
 Middletown backing into slip |
 Putting a man over the side |
 Cables holding at ideal angle for unload |