Roger Blough tow on the way to Conneaut
On Sunday, the Roger Blough tow passed under the Blue Water Bridges at Port Huron/Sarnia after pausing to allow the Sam Laud to pass upbound.
See the gallery for images.
Neebish Islander III ferry arrives at her new home
BARBEAU, MI – The new, 92-foot-long ferry Neebish Islander III was delivered from builder Burger Boat Co. in Manitowoc, WI, Sunday afternoon to her owner, the Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority, at Barbeau, MI. She arrived in the late afternoon and tied up to a Corps of Engineers dock at the lower end of the rock cut. After crew training and trials, she is expected to enter service between the island and the mainland after a dedication ceremony Nov. 9. It is not known what will happen with the current ferry Neebish Islander II.
Roger LeLievre
Happy Halloween!
– Boatnerd
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- Roger Blough close up. Bill Bird
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- Roger Blough making the turn at buoys 1 and 2. Bill Bird
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- Roger Blough tow. Jeff Thoreson
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- Roger Blough tow. Lori Hannon
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- Roger Blough tow. Lori Hannon
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- Roger Blough tow. Lori Hannon
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- Roger Blough tow. Lori Hannon
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- Roger Blough tow. Mike Mishler
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- Roger Blough tow. Mike Mishler
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- Roger Blough tow. Mike Mishler
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- Roger Blough tow. Paul R Murray
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- Roger Blough tow. Paul R Murray
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- Roger Blough tow. Jeff Thoreson
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- Neebish Islander III arriving at Barbeau, MI, on Sunday. Roger LeLievre
