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October 12, 2007

10/12 - Federal Patroller leaving the Seaway at Kahnawake - Kent Malo
Ocean Hercule under the CPR lift bridges, escorting the Federal Patroller close behind	Ocean Hercule between the CPR twin and Mercier bridges.		Ocean Hercule under the Mercier bridge, of the South shore canal at Kahnawake		Federal Patroller between the CPR twin and Mercier bridges		Ocean Jupiter with a line aboard the Federal Patroller's stern
10/12 - The new tanker Clipper Kylie of Nassau sails past Mariatown on a rainy day. She is bound for Hamilton on her first trip up the Seaway. - Ron Beaupre
10/12 - St. Lawrence Seaway Traffic - Kent Malo In the South shore canal of the ST. Lawrence Seaway at Kahnawake Mohawk Territorial Lands
Barge A-390 and tug Barbara Andrie, down bound for Montreal		Close up of the Tug Barbara Andrie		Sailing Vessel Dennis Sullivan heading for Montreal, Quebec.		Dennis Sullivan another view
BBC Elbe up bound under the CPR and Mercier bridges, heading for Marinette, Wisconsin with a load of wind turbine towers
10/12 - Fall trip to Ludington - Lisa Mager	Car ferry Badger approaching dock in the evening sun.		Rotating direction to dock.		Backed in and secured.		Morning sun shines on another Badger voyage.
10/12 - Lake Huron, St Clair River and Lake St Clair Scenes - Alex and Max Mager
Vossborg in Lake Huron	Pilot boat servicing the Vossborg		David Z and barge Sarah Spencer in lay-up at Sarnia's North Slip		Tug Mary E Hannah		Mesabi Miner at Stag Island
10/11 - Algomarine delivers salt to Hancock - Danielle Adams			Algomarine just passed Houghton Beach making its way in the canal.		Algomarine almost to the dock with the old hospital in the background.		Getting ready to unload. Still a pile of salt from Sunday evening what the Canadian Transport had unloaded.
10/11 - Point Edward/Sarnia Traffic - Marc Dease
Kaye E. Barker heads into Lake Huron	American Courage makes the turn at buoys 1 & 2		American Courage follows the Barker into Lake Huron		Voyageur Pioneer all fast at the elevator shortly after midnight awaiting cargo at Sarnia elevator		Voyageur Pioneer loading at the elevator in Sarnia
10/10 - St. Lawrence River Traffic - Kent Malo
Workboat and sounding vessel VMS Maisonneuve on her way to the high spot that is causing problems in the Seaway, seen here at Kahnawake, Mohawk territorial Lands Five Nations Reserve.		Stern view		Montrealais up bound for Hamilton, Ont.		Another view
Federal Patroller under going temporary repairs to her hull, at the emergency wharf at Kahnawake	John Spence and her barge loaded with asphalt down bound sliding by the Federal Patroller		American tour boat Grande Mariner up bound in the St Lawrence Seaway at Kahnawake
10/10 - Point Edward Traffic - Marc Dease
Manistee down bound at buoys 1 & 2	Michipicoten down bound		Spruceglen making the turn down bound		Sam Laud leads fleetmate Buffalo down bound		Buffalo
10/10 - Lewis J. Kuber in Menominee - Dick Lund
Lewis J. Kuber/Victory head inbound past the lighthouse	Stern view from Government Pier in Marinette		Close-up of the tug, Victory, in the notch of the Lewis J. Kuber		Victory at the KK East Dock later that morning		Reserve and the tug that will eventually be paired with it, Victory, at KK
10/10 - Columbus Day in the 1000 Islands - Fritz Hager
Algoport down bound under the 1000 Islands Bridge in the morning	Atlantic Erie up bound at noon		Panoramic view approaching the 1000 Islands Bridge		CSL Assiniboine down bound in changing weather		Goviken down bound an hour after the CSL Assiniboine

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