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This is Toledo to Detroit . . .and we start with Bessie B
making her way out toward the mouth of the Maumee River.
Laid up . . . it’s Manistee.
This post is geographically arranged . . . otherwise, I’d put this first. Tug Wisconsin used to be America, launched 1897!!
This ferry is in the Detroit River, crossing between Bois Blanc Island and Amherstburg, both in Ontario.
Wagenborg has lots of vessels, this one for the location appropriately named Americaborg.
CSL Tadoussac heads upstream and
H. Lee White, who has a museum named for him in Oswego . . . down bound.
Here’s some info about Mr. White.
And off the stern of John G. Munson . . .
the new digs for Cheyenne, a former denizen of the sixth boro.
And closing it out behind Zug Island . . . it’s Missassagi, unloader stowed and minutes away from the next upbound trip.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
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