Type 1200's

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I have served in the Canadian Coast Guard for over 35 years and proudly promote and represent the CCG.

There are many, many people in Canada who do not even know of the existence of the CCG, and many others who do not know what the CCG does.

This is my small attempt to promote an organization that I believe deserves much better publicity.

Type 1200's

Early on the morning of the 9th
the Risley departed the Coast Guard
base in Quebec City and
proceeded upriver toward Parry Sound.

CCGS Amundsen and one of the
Quebec / Levis ferries.

ex - Sir John Franklin

The Amundsen and the Chateau.

The Coast Guard base is right below
the boardwalk leading to the Citadel.

Aerial photo of CG base, Ferry terminal
and Lower Town in 1937, Click Here.

Pierre Radisson preparing
for winter ice operations.

Research ship Amundsen.

These two show how close the Levis / Quebec ferry terminal is to the lower town.

Only these two ships were in town.
The rest of the fleet was out doing buoy
changes along the St Lawrence and other
navigable rivers in the region.

Early on the morning of the 9th the Risley departed the Coast Guard base in Quebec City and proceeded upriver toward Parry Sound.	CCGS Amundsen and one of the Quebec / Levis ferries.	ex - Sir John Franklin
		The Amundsen and the Chateau.
The Coast Guard base is right below the boardwalk leading to the Citadel. Aerial photo of CG base, Ferry terminal and Lower Town in 1937, Click Here.	Pierre Radisson preparing for winter ice operations.	Research ship Amundsen.
These two show how close the Levis / Quebec ferry terminal is to the lower town.	Only these two ships were in town. The rest of the fleet was out doing buoy changes along the St Lawrence and other navigable rivers in the region.