on the St. Clair River at Port Huron.
 
 
  I can see why old-timers called these "passages." 
CSL St. Laurent heading north on Lake Huron.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0900 
 
 
  Sightseeing tours offer a great view of the twin spans of the Blue Water Bridges, and ships.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0963 
 
 
  The Pilot boat 
Huron Belle stays busy during the sailing season.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0963 
 
 
  The 
Huron Belle returning to home base.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-1004 
    
 
 
  The 
Huron Belle on the chase to catch an upbound saltie.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0981 
 
 
  One of the workhorses, the barge 
Joseph H. Thompson.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0755 
 
 
  The tug 
Laura L. Van Enkevort and barge 
Joseph H. Thompson downbound on the St. Clair.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0755 
 
 
  Asphalt tanker 
Iver Bright at refinery in Sarnia.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-1024 
 
 
  Evening traffic includes the 
Manitoulin downbound near Algonac.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0809 
 
 
  One of the new designs for forward mounted unloading booms on the 
Manitoulin.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0817 
 
 
  Forward end profile shows spar pole with navigation and starboard boarding ladder.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0829 
 
 
  3/4 view of the after cabins of the 
Manitoulin.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0832 
    
 
 
  Profile of Lower Lakes Towing, Ltd.'s 
Manitoulin.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0834 
 
 
  Farewell for this time to the 
Manitoulin.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0842 
 
 
  Sarnia Traffic contral station at Sarnia, Ontario.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0846 
  
   
 
  Two old lakers turned barges, 
Thompson about to pass the barge 
Menominee and tug 
Olive L. Moore.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0846 
 
 
  The barge 
Menomonee and tug 
Olive L. Moore approaching dock.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0799 
 
 
Tbarge 
Menomonee and tug 
Olive L. Moore turn in the river.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0800 
 
 
  The warmth hue of the late evening sun puts paints the 
Menominee in whole new light.
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  Forward end of barge with bowthruster exhaust stack burping out a bit of smoke.
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  The historic tug name 
Olive L. Moore has been on the lakes for many seasons.
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  The pilot house atop the tower on the the 
Olive L. Moore.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-1127 
  
  
 
 
  One of my favorite type of scenes, the shapes and angles of heavy industry.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-1033 
 
 
  The 
H. Lee White sporting new smokestack after sale to Rand L:ogistics.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0708 
 
 
  Mr. H. Lee White was one of the founders of the American Steamship Company. 
As a capitalist he helped build a large fleet of vessels.
St. Clair River, Jul 5, 2021, Image 21-0708 
 
 
  Fleetmate 
Sam Laud on St. Clair River.
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