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| 5/18 - Port Huron - Dave Wobser | ||||
 Maritime Trader downbound |
 Maritime Trader stern view |
 Algosoo downbound |
 Algosoo stern view |
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5/18 - Welland Canal - Bill Bird |
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 Algocape downbound at Old Bridge Ten |
 Stern shot |
 Pineglen approaching Allanburg |
 Stern shot-on her way to Port Robinson |
 CSL Niagara clear of Lock |
 John D Leitch clearing Lock 2 |
 Sign on starboard gangway reads "Do not feed the animals." |
 Stern shot-passing Algocape |
 Gordon C. Leitch approaching Lock 2. |
 Leitch making the wall below lock-because of bow and stern thrusters she did not have to tie up awaiting traffic. |
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5/18 - Saginaw River - Galen Witham |
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 The Kurt M. Luedtke makes her way outbound with spoils near Cheboyganing Creek. |
 A Close up of the Kurt M. Luedtke. |
 Heading towards Cheboyganing Creek, the Luedtke pushes on her barges of spoils, heading for the Bay. |
 Close up of the Calumet, getting ready to Unload at Wirt in Saginaw. |
 And the first stones hits the docks at Wirt, in Saginaw. She was outbound late that evening |
 The Robert S. Pierson, makes her approach on the Last public drawbridge in Bay City on 05-17-09. |
 Pierson gets on her main engines, and pushes through the draw. |
 Clearing the bridge, the Pierson heads for the Lakes States Swing Bridge. |
 The Robert S. Pierson makes her approach on the Lake States Railway Swing Bridge. |
 A successful approach, the Pierson is shown half way through the swing bridge. |
 The Robert S. Pierson, approaching the public boat ramp in Essexville. |
 The Pierson makes the last turn, and heads out into Saginaw Bay. With winds sustained at over 20 knots, the Master of the Pierson handled this transit with ease. |
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5/18 - Saginaw River - Todd Shorkey |
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 Robert S. Pierson outbound at Cass Avenue |
 Stern view |
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5/18 - Saginaw River - Gordy Garris |
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 Calumet unloads at Saginaw Wirt on Saturday |
 Calumet bow profile |
 Calumet stern cabins |
 Kurt Leudtke and barge |
 Kurt Leudtke close up |
 Stern view |
 Robert S. Pierson outbound from Saginaw |
 Stern view headed under I-75 bridge |
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5/18 - St. Lawrence Seaway South shore canal at Kahnawake - Kent Malo |
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 Dennis Sullivan upbound May 15 |
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 Ojibway downbound Sunday |
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5/18 - CSX Presque Isle Coal Dock Toledo - Bob Vincent B |
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 Catherine Desgagnes pumping water before loading |
 Cason J. Callaway coming under coal loader |
 Forward House view |
 Putting a man on the wall |
 Another view |
 Loading for Escanaba |
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5/18 - Photos from Port Everglades, FL. April 23, 2009 - Paul Beesley |
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 Fiesta Mail leaving Port Everglades for Grand Bahama, a 6 hour trip. It boasts a seating capacity of 600, with additional room for 32 containers and 60 vehicles, also meets the building requirements of the American Bureau of Shipping. |
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 Super Servant 4 with a load of yachts. The Super Servant class vessels have been converted into yacht carriers dedicated to yacht relocation around the world. Modifications include dock-type sidewalls to safely accommodate large and small sailing and motor yachts during transport. Main engines: 2 x 3,128 kW Stork-Werkspoor diesel engines type 6TM410 at 570 rpm driving two variable pitch propellers. Two bow thrusters of 500 kW each. |
 Port Everglades pilot boat returning from a job. |
 Discovery Sun makes daily trips, except Wed, to Grand Bahama Island and return. She is shown here at her dock in Port Everglades. |
 Riverfront cruise boat passing Port Everglades. |
 Greetsiel & Elka Glory working cargo in Port Everglades. |
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5/18 - Historical Perspectives - E.C. Carlson photos. Collection of Carl Fredericks |
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 Eskimo loading at Duluth. |
 Eskimo at Duluth. |
 Crane ship Elba at Duluth. |
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