January 3 will be our final day onboard the Samuel Risley. We start the day in the pre dawn hours picking up a crew from CBC News in Windsor.

• Captain Dave is taped in the pilot house.
• Deckhand Terry Pegahmagabow relives the wheelsman.
• We reach Lake Erie to meet the Nanticoke for an upbound escort.
• The sun rises as we meet the Nanticoke.
• We pass around the Naticoke. 
• And then take the lead.
• The Naticoke becomes stuck in the heavy ice in the East Outer Channel.
• Profile of bow.  The draft markings provide a scale for the size of the ice.
• The news people from CBC get it all on tape.
• We begin making passes along side the striken vessel.
• Closer look at the Nanticoke.
• View from across the deck.
• 3rd Mate Steve Pauley brings the Risley around.
• The U.S.C.G. Cutter Neah Bay passes by, heading to work the Livingstone Channel.
• The Nanticoke is soon underway.
• Paul takes a picture from the stern.

• We leave operations to the Mackinaw and exchange salutes as we pass above the Livingstone Channel.
• Ice in the river continues to build off Detroit as we sail upbound for Windsor.
• Crewmembers on the bridge, Barney Bethel - quartermaster; Paul Beesley and Brent Hornick - Senior engineer.
• Stern view as we approach the dock off down town Windsor.
• On the bow, the crew is preparing the lines.
• The small forward deck crane is ready to take on supplies.
• Dave and Paul are ready for their time off after a long rotation.
• Bow view of the Risley at dock.
• Stern View.