Paul Scinocca captured this interesting photo of the Great Lakes Towing tug, Arkansas providing departure assistance this Saturday for the CSL Niagara.
I read that wind had blown the ice enough that the plates had shifted in Whitefish Bay and they had to cut a new trail for the ships to get to the Soo.
I just did a search and found a few cams, but they didn’t seem to be live (might just be my slow internet). This one appears to be live: http://www.9and10news.com/weather/live-skycams/sault-st-marie-cam/
Do you know if Paul uses a drone or is he out paddling around the harbor in a kayak to get that great perspective? And if he is paddling around, is he CRAZY???? Judy in La Crosse
I'm counting 14+ ships at anchor around Whitefish Point... What's with that? Are there problems at the locks? Thanks for helping understand...
ReplyDeleteI read that wind had blown the ice enough that the plates had shifted in Whitefish Bay and they had to cut a new trail for the ships to get to the Soo.
ReplyDeleteWeather, ice and the amount of boats.... pick your poison.
ReplyDeleteMakes sense... Thanks! What spring!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnyone know of a webcam for the Soo that works?
ReplyDeleteI just did a search and found a few cams, but they didn’t seem to be live (might just be my slow internet). This one appears to be live: http://www.9and10news.com/weather/live-skycams/sault-st-marie-cam/
DeleteIt's an annoying webcam but it works, you have to restart it every two minutes http://www.9and10news.com/weather/live-skycams/sault-st-marie-cam/
DeleteDo you know if Paul uses a drone or is he out paddling around the harbor in a kayak to get that great perspective? And if he is paddling around, is he CRAZY???? Judy in La Crosse
ReplyDeletePaul climbs around on the ice. --- Hopefully he has good cleats.
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