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		News Photo Gallery June 1 , 2010

 

BoatNerd / Marine Historical Society of Detroit cruise photos - Roger Lelievre
Our first boat of the day, American Republic, with the American Mariner in the background.	Stern view of the Republic with the Detroit skyline in the background.	Ojibway downbound for Windsor.	Ojibway hits the wake of a passing small craft.	Passengers enjoy the sunny weather on the upper deck.
Tug Victorious, mated with John J. Carrick, near Sarnia.	Saltwater tanker Songa Falcon.	Arthur M. Anderson below the Blue Water bridges.	Anderson, stern view.	Laid-up Algocanada at Sarnia.
Algolake below Port Huron.	Algolake passing museum ship Huron.	Pilot boat Huron Belle in lower Lake Huron.	BBC Greenland downbound.	Captains Mike Nicholls (left) and Bill Hoey of the Diamond Belle.
Jim Gallant sells BoatNerd raffle tickets on board.	Fort Gratiot light	Saguenay fueling at Sarnia before heading to Lake Superior.	Diamond Belle docked at the St. Clair Inn, where the passengers enjoyed a tasty buffet dinner.	Sea cadet training vessel Pride of Michigan.
CCGS Cape Hurd	We enjoyed the greetings of many small boaters.	Great Lakes Maritime Academy Training ship State of Michigan.	Upbound Algosar in the St. Clair Flats.	St. Clair Crib Light
Herbert C. Jackson upbound above Belle Isle.	Jackson, stern view.	Incredibly, the boats kept coming. Night falls as Kaministiqua heads upbound.	Kaministiqua, stern view.	Renaissance Center glimmers as we head to our dock.
Muskegon Sunday - Jeff & Greg Barber
Algorail at the salt dock	Algorail unloading salt	Backing away from the dock	Turning headed for Muskegon Lake and Lake Michigan
Roger Blough in Two Harbors - Rod Burdick
Loading ore at the CN shiploader
Birchglen between Brockville and Prescott - all hazy shots in what has been said is the smoke from the forest fires up in the Gatineau, north of Ottawa -  Dave Bessant
Birchglen stern view, just east of Brockville downbound	Birchglen passing the town of Prescott, which is a few miles west of the Port of Prescott and the Elevators	Birchglen passing us as we walk on the Sentier Patrimonial Riverain which means the Heritage River Trail, Prescott is known as the Fort Town and Fort Wellington is located there. A representation of a soldier from those times is on the sign beside Birchglen.	Birchglen closer up in the haze	Accommodations
Heading to the Prescott Ogdensburg International bridge with the remnants of the Ferry docks in the foreground.
Straits of Mackinac - Lee Rowe
Federal Miraichi heading for the bridge.	Manistee through the bridge	American  Spirit approaching the bridge

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