Ghost ships on the St. Clair River

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Ghost ships on the St. Clair River

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Morning came with a thick blanket of fog and the sound of fog horns on the river. It burned off by noon, and I got some good shots of the ships in both settings.
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The first ship was the Edwin H. Gott, moving down-river to Conneaut. You can't see anything? Neither could I! Only the humming engines let me know when they were passing by.
The first ship was the Edwin H. Gott, moving down-river to Conneaut. You can't see anything? Neither could I! Only the humming engines let me know when they were passing by.
A little later, the American Mariner's throaty fog horn stated her presence as she came up river, with a destination of Green Bay.
A little later, the American Mariner's throaty fog horn stated her presence as she came up river, with a destination of Green Bay.
Even the geese and gulls were nearly hidden by the fog!
Even the geese and gulls were nearly hidden by the fog!
I love finding little things like this dew-spangled spider web as I walk along the river.
I love finding little things like this dew-spangled spider web as I walk along the river.
Calumet moving up river with no current destination given.
Calumet moving up river with no current destination given.
Before the fog lifted completely, I captured this scene at the Corunna Fuel Dock, across the river from Marysville.
Before the fog lifted completely, I captured this scene at the Corunna Fuel Dock, across the river from Marysville.
Baie St. Paul in ballast for Bruce Mines, ON, CAN.
Baie St. Paul in ballast for Bruce Mines, ON, CAN.
Joyce VanEnkevort and Great Lakes Trader were headed to Gary, IN.
Joyce VanEnkevort and Great Lakes Trader were headed to Gary, IN.
Love the stunning red & white of CSL Welland against the blinding blue of the water. Her destination was Windsor.
Love the stunning red & white of CSL Welland against the blinding blue of the water. Her destination was Windsor.
Radcliffe R. Latimer down-bound to Hamilton.
Radcliffe R. Latimer down-bound to Hamilton.
CSL St. Laurent at the Sarnia Government Dock.
CSL St. Laurent at the Sarnia Government Dock.
Tug Escorte and work barge Ocean Basque 2 were moored on the Canadian side of the river. I had to guess at the name of the barge, since part of its name is covered by the tire.
Tug Escorte and work barge Ocean Basque 2 were moored on the Canadian side of the river. I had to guess at the name of the barge, since part of its name is covered by the tire.
Sam Laud, at the Bluewater Bridges, was going to Cleveland this trip.
Sam Laud, at the Bluewater Bridges, was going to Cleveland this trip.
Lee A. Tregurtha with two listed destinations, depending on whether you follow Boatnerd or Marine Traffic AIS. Watch and see...Marquette or Duluth? She's not on the Duluth Shipping News Schedule.
Lee A. Tregurtha with two listed destinations, depending on whether you follow Boatnerd or Marine Traffic AIS. Watch and see...Marquette or Duluth? She's not on the Duluth Shipping News Schedule.
Kay E. Barker coming off Lake Huron on her way to the AK Rouge facility.
Kay E. Barker coming off Lake Huron on her way to the AK Rouge facility.
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