NOT Military but they do have propellers

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Re: NOT Military but they do have propellers

by prowannab » Tue Aug 26, 2008 9:14 pm

Great pics, looks almost like the fitz. atleast from what I remember.

Re: NOT Military but they do have propellers

by Avery Boyer not logged in » Tue Aug 26, 2008 8:33 pm

Great pics, thanks for sharing. I always did like the look of those straight deckers.

Re: NOT Military but they do have propellers

by Hugh Williams » Wed Aug 20, 2008 2:05 pm

Great pics,

Thanks,

Hugh

NOT Military but they do have propellers

by Capt652 » Sun Aug 17, 2008 10:47 am

I thought I would share what I get to see where I live. Commonly known as 'lower lakers', these self-unloading freighters serve our community where a salt plant, paper mill and an electrical generation plant all need shipments of coal for their power plant supply. We also have docks for off-loading of limestone and road salt. Fifty to sixty port entries per year. Two bascule bridges and a railroad swing bridge to allow both vehicle and waterway traffic. And a two mile pedestrian Riverwalk for viewing the nautical traffic.
MANISTEE steams past the breakwaters
MANISTEE steams past the breakwaters
CALUMET clears the bend, ahead 1/3
CALUMET clears the bend, ahead 1/3
MANISTEE heads north
MANISTEE heads north

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