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June 9 , 2009

6/9 - Weekend in Port Huron - Boatnerd Staff
Cedarglen downbound	Stolt Kite upbound	Stern view	John D. Leitch loading fuel	Leitch upbound
Maritime Trader downbound	Profile	Bow cabins	Stern view	Canadian Navigator downbound
Canadian Leader	Bow cabins	Stern cabins	Capt. Henry Jackman	Engineer enjoying the passing scenery
Maumee upbound	Stern view	Federal Saguenay	John Spence and McAsphalt 401	Bro Alma loading chemicals
Stern view	John J. Boland upbound	Stern view	Algomarine in the North Slip	Ft. Gratiot Light and USCG Station
Quebecois upbound under the Bluewater Bridges	Stern view
6/9 - Cleveland May 24 - Steve Mather
The Agawa Canyon clearing the 1956 Cuyahoga River Bridge #1 (267’ long; metal riveted polygonal Warren through truss, vertical lift; 97’ navigation vertical clearance). Up river (that would be south bound on the Cuyahoga River that flows north into Lake Erie). Assisted by the Illinois (bow) and Iowa.	The Iowa, assisting the Agawa Canyon through the Cuyahoga’s first 90-degree bend.	The Illinois, leading the Agawa Canyon.	The Illinois, leading the Agawa Canyon past the 1901 Center Street swing bridge (red structure, pivoted parallel to the river and hidden behind the tree on right) and toward the metal span of the 1918 Detroit-Superior/Veterans Memorial Bridge.
6/9 - CSX Presque Isle Coal Dock - Bob Vincent
Herbert C. Jackson loading for Zug Island	Another View
6/9 - Research vessels in Alpena - Ben & Chanda McClain
Sturgeon, Spencer F. Baird, Laurentian tied up in the river		Spencer F. Baird	Sturgeon
6/9 - Lay-ups in Superior, Wisconsin - Rod Burdick
Kaye E. Barker, Ryerson, St. Clair	American Victory
6/9 - Cote Ste Catherines - Kent Malo
Tug Corpus Christi, upbound for Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, where the tug will be picking up a new barge
6/9 - Cedarglen above Mariatown - Ron Beaupre
Cedarglen passing Loyalist Park one mile above Mariatown.	Cedarglen is loaded with grain from Thunder Bay.
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