Port Huron Passages-January 4

Herbert C Jackson, downbound to Dearborn, MI
Ojibway, upbound
Wilfred M Cohen [tug], upbound to one of the Sault Ste. Maries
CSL Laurentian, downbound to Nanticoke, ON
Cason J Callaway, upbound to Two Harbors, MN
Presque Isle/Presque Isle, downbound to Zug Island
Defiance/Ashtabula, downbound to Nanticoke, ON
Algosteel, downbound
Herbert C Jackson, upbound to Marquette, MI
Kaye E Barker, downbound to Toledo
Rt. Hon. Paul J Martin, upbound to Duluth-Superior

Port Huron Passages-January 3

Joyce L VanEnkevort/Great Lakes Trader, upbound to Marquette, MI
Cason J Callaway, downbound to Toledo
H Lee White, downbound to Cleveland
American Integrity, downbound to Zug Island

Port Huron Passages-January 2

Sam Laud, downbound to Cleveland
Michigan/Great Lakes, upbound
Victory/James L Kuber, upbound to Marquette, MI
CSL Assiniboine, upbound
Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder, downbound to the Rouge River
American Courage, downbound to Cleveland

Port Huron Passages-January 1

Rt. Hon. Paul J Martin, downbound to Nanticoke, ON
American Spirit, upbound
Algoma Enterprise, upbound
Joyce L VanEnkevort/Great Lakes Trader, downbound to Cleveland

End Of The Month Report-December

This month I recorded 322 vessel passages. Unfortunately, I can't tell you Which ships made the most passages or which fleets did, but I'm working on a new system that will help me do that. Here's some info I can tell you. 46 tugs passed along with 25 salties and 9 tankers. Also 6 USCG vessels and 4 CCG vessels passed. This concludes my report for December.

Port Huron Trip Photos

Below are some photos I took today at Port Huron, MI. Enjoy!

The stern of the Saginaw and part of the Calumet in winter lay-up in Sarnia, ON

Pilothouse of the Calumet

The full length of the Saginaw and Calumet

Stern of the Algorail

Pilothouse of the Michipicoten

Bow of the Algorail at the Sidney E Smith dock

USCG Hollyhock at her dock

Stack of the Mississagi

Pilothouse of the Saginaw
 



On the right, the Algosoo and the left, Peter R Cresswell in lay-up at the Government Dock in Sarnia, ON

Mississagi and the self-unloader of the Michipicoten

Algosoo pilothouse

Pilothouse of the Peter R Cresswell and part of the self-unloader of the Algosoo

I think that tug is the Menasha. Regardless, you can see the scale between the two vessels.

Both self-unloaders
It was pretty cold, probably in the teens, but I think it was worth it.

 



Update

Today, I will be taking a trip to Port Huron to take pictures of the ships laid-up in Sarnia, ON. After I get home, I will post the pictures I took. I hope your looking forward to them!