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Sarnia, May, 1986, finds the LAKE MANITOBA, loading another grain cargo, for delivery to a lower lakes port, the tug MOUNT McKAY, resting at her dock, and the stern of the spoils carrier IV No 11 is visible, as she is tied up at the Government Dock.A comment of interest:
Brandon Lee: I've seen the Lake Manitoba ( now the Algomarine ) many times up in the 1000 Islands. I love the look of these old lakers.
Satellite and Streetview of the elevator.
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| Mike Harlan posted Terry McCullough Post , American Fortitude at Sarnia Dennis DeBruler shared Terry McCullough posted A rare American laker at the Sarnia elevator. American Fortitude. September 22 2006 Terry McCullough photo [Some comments provide information about the boat.] |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on his share The satellite caught a pretty long queue of trucks. |
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| Terry Dolon posted SEAWAY QUEEN loading grain at Sarnia Elevator on Oct. 15, 1988. Terry Doyon photo. |
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| Marc Dease posted OAKGLEN takes on a load at the elevator in Sarnia, ON., 37 years ago, October 19, 1984. photo by Marc Dease. Marc Dease: P&H Shipping took over operations of the Soo River Boats in 1982. This is Oakglen (1), the second Oakglen was the former CSLer T R McLagan. |
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| 1 of 6 posted by Mike Cunningham |
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| Stephane Marceau commented on Marc's post CSL OAKGLEN Marc Dease: Oakglen(3) |
John S. Rochon posted three photos with the comment: "While looking through some of my photos, I found these two taken 9 years apart - the Algomarine at Goderich in 2009; Algoma Enterprise, Algowood and Algosteel at Sarnia in 2018."
Andrew Meyer: I dont think 10 years ago I would have expected any of them to be gone at this point, especially the Enterprise.
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Do they layup for the Winter without any ballast?
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| Mike Cunningham posted Sarnia’s Sidney Smith Dock. Jacques Lussier: Randy Densmore Algosea was the only ship i sailed on to go further out then the Maritimes 🇨🇦 i grew up in Brooklyn NY, once we had a run up the Hudson to Poughkeepsie, telling my shipmates as we sailed under the Verrazano, past Twin Towers, Lady Liberty etc. that this is my home town was intriguing to them, my parents drove up from Brooklyn, had a neat visit |
Terry Doyon posted eight photos with the comment: "BIRCHGLEN (1) loading a cargo at Sarnia on April 17, 1985 and unloading a cargo on July 15, 1984. Captain Lynn Freeman."
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| One of six photos posted by Terry Doyon LABRADOC unloading her cargo at Sarnia on May 18, 1984. Capt. J. Lauze. |
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| Mike Cunningham posted Waiting for the Welland to complete loading, corn for Montreal. Dennis DeBruler shared The Welland Canal opened from its Winter closing just a few days ago. |
Janey Anderson posted two photos and a video with the comment: "CSL WELLAND loading corn at the Cargill Dock in Sarnia and heading to Viterra, section 56, Montreal. Thanks so much 😉 - Fede Kell 27.03.22"
Dennis DeBruler shared with the comment: "When the St . Lawrence Seaway opened in 1959, it could accommodate ocean going vessels. Now the ships are much larger. A comment on this post confirms that this ship will transload to a larger ship in Montreal to export the grain."
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