STATEN ISLAND FERRY 

STATEN ISLAND FERRY downbound in the Welland Canal. I think she was coming from a drydock on the Lakes somewhere. 

SAMUEL RISLEY making her way to the SHELL fuel dock on the St. Clair River. 

SAMUEL RISLEY slowing to make a turn into the SHELL fuel dock, on the St. Clair River. 

CAPE HURD 

CAPE HURD Upbound on the St. Clair River. This is run jointly by the RCMP and the CCG. 

J.W. WESTCOTT II ( US mailboat) heading back to her base, after delivering some mail to a vessel on the Detroit River 

J.W. WESTCOTT II ( US mailboat) delivering mail to the ANGLIAN LADY, on the Detroit River. 

WTGB-103 - MOBILE BAY - January 2005

She is upbound around Lime Island, St. Mary's River.

HMCS HAIDA - August 2003

She is tied up at the Port Weller Dry Dock. This vessel is decomissioned and is now a National Historic site. The vessel is now tied up on the Hamilton, Ontario waterfront and is used to help educate Canadians about our naval history.

CCGS - TERRY FOX - October 2003

She is classed aa a Heavy Gulf Icebreaker. She was anchored off of Iqaluit, waiting for the last of the supply ships (us) to leave, then she will pull the Navaids in the area.

CCG - SIPU MUIN - December 2004

This is one of the Coast Guard Hover-Crafts as she on her way up river above Three Rivers. This day she was involved with ice-boom deployment.

CCGS - GC-03 - August 2004

Surveying the bottom of the channal, below Quebec City. Classed as a Multi Hulled Survey and Sounding.

CCGS - F.C.G. SMITH - September 2004

Tied up in Three Rivers, Quebec. She is classed as a Multi Hulled Survey and Sounding.

CCGS - GRIFFON - June 2004

Along side in Prescott, Ontario. She is classed as a Light Icebreaker/Major Navaid Tender

CCGS - SIMCOE - June 2004

Along side in Prescott, Ontario. She is classed as Ice Strengthened Medium Navaid Tender.

CCGS - DES GROSEILLIERS - July 2004

This is the DES GROSEILLIERS, a medium Gulf/River icebreaker. They are on thier way to patrol in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

A. MARTIN - August 2004

This is one of the Pilot Boats in Escoumins, Quebec. These vessel are used to deliver the River Pilots out to the ships. escoumins is the last Pilot Station in the St. Lawrence River. harbours usually have vessels take a Harbour Pilot if they feel the skipper lacks experiance in the navigable area.

700 - HMCS KINGSTON - June 2004

HMCS KINGSTON on her way to the Canada Day celebrations in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Her supply vessel, the 701 - HMCS GLACE BAY, was ahead of her.

701 - HMCS GLACE BAY - June 2004

This is the HMCS GLACE BAY, a Canadian, Kingston class navel vessel. She is between the Snell and the Eisenhower locks, in the lower Seaway. They (with the 700 - HMCS KINGSTON) are making their way to Kingston, Ontario for the Canada Day Celebrations of 2004.