Ships in Sarnia

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Dec 20
Robert S Pierson waiting for Cargill dock to clear
Canadian Transfer unloading Cargill Dock
Stack off the Michipicoten
looks like a new belt for someone?
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Dec 17
John J Carrick at Smith dock
Michipicoten at goverment dock
tug Wyoming
Pineglen still loading
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Dec 16
Pineglen
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Dec 15
Canadian Progress upsetting a squadren of Canadian Geese
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Dec 13
waiting out the storm
Wilfred M Cohen and barge PML 2501 (tug pic Dec 11) Smith dock
Gorden C Leitch North Slip
Algorail goverment dock
Cuyahoga South of Ferry Dock Hill
two others further down,
Robert S Pierson ?
and ?
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Dec 6
Canadian Transfer at the Smith dock
Capt Henry Jackman in the Slip
Heloise just finishing up unloading

CMM is setting trailers up for the layup season, next to the slip

Can see three ships at the Imperial Dock
CSL Tadoussac
Two Algo Tankers?
Passage page says Algosar, Algoeast, and Algosea.
hard to get a pic in that area.
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Dec 5 Capt Henry Jackman, advised sarnia traffic will remain at the dock for two days,then proceed to goderich ontario
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Dec 1 Mississagi
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Going through my pics it seems I missed a few, Oct 26 the barge John J carrick and the CCGS Samuel Risley.

I am only posting the ships that dock as I could never catch all the ones in the river. Winter lay up will be fun.
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Dec 1 Heloise unloading
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Beautiful pics
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Nov 27 Niagara docking 4:45 pm today

shot of the Barbro as the Niagara was turning into the dock, was losing light fast
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Nov 20
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Algorail prop repairs Sarnia North Slip Nov 9
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Sorry wrong date, the Catherine Desgagnes was in Sarnia on Nov 6th
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Oct 6th
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Barry I started this thread just to show the docked ships in Sarnia, I have spent many enjoyable hours looking at the many pics on this site, I thought having the Sarnia pics in one place would be good, if anyone wants to pull a pic and send it to the news page fell free. Rob
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Great shots, many more folks will enjoy them if you send them into the news: http://www.boatnerd.com/pictures/guide.htm
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SpruceGlen In Sarnia Nov 3
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Many thanks for the info
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