Thank you folks!
I will definitely get to the docks to see the Buffalo. Hopefully the Risley is also hanging around.
Mike
Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
Re: Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
Ha, fair enough. Also wonders if this has any bearing on the Mississagi's future.NJA wrote:hausen wrote:Interesting. Wonder if this means the American Courage has a shot at running next year.
A few of us at ASC are curious too!!
Re: Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
hausen wrote:Interesting. Wonder if this means the American Courage has a shot at running next year.
A few of us at ASC are curious too!!
Re: Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
Interesting. Wonder if this means the American Courage has a shot at running next year.
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Re: Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
What company is the buffalo going to?NJA wrote:You may see the Buffalo in Sarnia. After this run to Manistee ASC is not renewing the lease. Instead they are going to Sarnia to turn over the keys to Canadians. Don't know how long it will be there so don't take it as gospel.
Re: Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
You may see the Buffalo in Sarnia. After this run to Manistee ASC is not renewing the lease. Instead they are going to Sarnia to turn over the keys to Canadians. Don't know how long it will be there so don't take it as gospel.
Re: Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
Way too early to tell
Christmas Eve / Day in Port Huron / Sarnia
Hey folks,
We are going to be celebrating Christmas in Sarnia. My young daughters and I love watching ships. In fact, they're making, Merry Christmas, placards to hold at the mouth of the St. Clair River. It's become a family tradition.
Would anyone know what time and what ships might be coming through the area?
Thanks,
Mike
We are going to be celebrating Christmas in Sarnia. My young daughters and I love watching ships. In fact, they're making, Merry Christmas, placards to hold at the mouth of the St. Clair River. It's become a family tradition.
Would anyone know what time and what ships might be coming through the area?
Thanks,
Mike