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March 1-3, 2008

3/4 - Port Colborne on Sunday - Wayne Brown
Windoc ballasted down at the bow .	Close up of stern work.	Algosoo at Lock 8,	Tugs Petite Forte and Sea Eagle II.	Barge St. Mary's Cement II.
Tadoussac at Lock 8.	Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin.	Canadian Transport.	Canadian Enterprise.	D.C. Everest..
Calumet at Marine Salvage.	Close up of Calumet bow and stern.
Port Weller on Sunday morning - Wayne Brown
Canadian Progress in Port Weller dry dock.	Photo of both, notice canal is drained.	Montrealais at Port Weller dry dock in the building berth.
Hamilton on Sunday morning - Wayne Brown
Algoisle at wharf 10-5.	Algobay at wharf 10		James Norris at wharf 10

3/4 - Bringing Algomarine's bow anchor ashore - Ed. Saliwonchyk

3/3 - A few photos taken in Toledo. - Violet M. Bostwick
American Century	American Valor	Another angle	Buffalo	American Victory
3/3 - Canadian Olympic passing under the Blue Water Bridges headed to Sarnia for lay up - Roger LeLievre

3/3 - CCGC Griffon and Algomarine in Owen Sound - Ed. Saliwonchyk
CGGC Griffon on her first pass up Owen Sound Bay	Griffon just about to enter the inner harbour.	Griffon turning in the inner harbour	Griffon standing by in the turning basin as Algomarine eases past Agawa Canyon.	Algomarine churning up water and ice as she pulls along side the east harbour wall
3/3 - Historical Perspective - Al Howard		Aquarama on her last trip down the Welland Canal passing under Skyway bridge at Homer bridge.
3/2 - Historical Perspective - Selim San via Peter Hartung Aquarama/Marine Star scraping in Aliaga, Turkey. Other pictures appeared in the November 22, 2007 News Photo Gallery.		In Aliaga, Sept. 21, 2007.	Aquarama in her better days in Detroit - 1956

3/1/08 - Raising the pilothouse on the tug Victory - Dick Lund The pilothouse of the tug, Victory, which will eventually push the Reserve, was removed on Wednesday, February 26. On Thursday, an 8-foot extension was welded to the bottom of the structure, and by Friday, the new, raised pilothouse was re-attached to the tug.
A crane is alongside the Victory, ready to lift the pilothouse on Wednesday	Close-up of the pilothouse	Close-up of the final cut before the structure is lifted	The pilothouse is lifted clear of the tug
Lowering to the ground begins	Close-up of the removed pilothouse	The tug minus its pilothouse	The pilothouse is lowered to the ground alongside the tug
An 8-foot extension is welded to the bottom of the pilothouse on Thursday.	Dockside view of the tug with the newly-raised pilothouse	Close-up of the new extension	Side-view of the Victory's new profile from across the Menominee River

3/1/08 - Historical Perspective - Rod Burdick During the summer of 1989, Sauniere, which normally trades on the east coast, carried salt on the Upper Great Lakes.	Clearing the Blue Water Bridge, Port Huron	Sailing under the Mackinac Bridge
3/1 - Algomarine at the Osborne Dock #1 in the Rouge River in River Rouge, Mi after unloading salt on Feb 29 - Ken Borg

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