Go to the Boatnerd Home Page and click on "Book Shelf updated with new reviews." There are some great reads featured on that site.mike wrote:Your username perked my interest. The Door County Maritime Museum has a book club that meets the first Thursday of the month at 10:30AM. in the winter. The books are about the Great Lakes. Any good books that you know about to read.
Thanks in advance.
Saturday (2016/09/24) traffic
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Bookworm
Re: Saturday (2016/09/24) traffic
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mike
Re: Saturday (2016/09/24) traffic
Your username perked my interest. The Door County Maritime Museum has a book club that meets the first Thursday of the month at 10:30AM. in the winter. The books are about the Great Lakes. Any good books that you know about to read.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Bookworm
Saturday (2016/09/24) traffic
A variety of vessel types transited the river Saturday.
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- The first ship of the day was the saltie, Federal Weser (Marshall Islands), likely with a load of grain and an intermediate destination of Montreal.
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- Moving through Chemical Valley and with only a few miles to go, tug Genesis Victory seems in no hurry to get to its Sarnia destination.
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- Algoma Spirit (formerly Sandviken) down-bound to Port Cartier.
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- Tug Joe Thompson, Jr, and Joseph H. Thompson moving up river to their Cedarville destination.
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- Big Paul R. Tregurtha sounded an appreciated salute, down-bound with coal for the St. Clair Power plant.