VICTORY/KUBER in Port; STORM, PRAIRIELAND Depart

VICTORY and JAMES L. KUBER arrived in Erie at around 0400 on Wednesday, unloaded stone from Cedarville at the Old Ore Dock and departed at 1230 hours bound for Calcite, Michigan for another load of stone.

Both the STORM and PRAIRIELAND departed Erie early on Wednesday morning. PRAIRIELAND has returned to Dunkirk to resume her duties shuttling scows for the dredging operation there.

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KUBER and VICTORY shifting at the Old Ore Dock at 0830.


Backing away from the dock shortly after noon on Wednesday.


Turning in Erie harbor.


Outbound past Buoy 9 with a flyover from a military jet and a flock of geese.


Outbound.


Another view.


Stern view.


J.S. St. JOHN waited at the Mountfort Terminal for the KUBER to pass before shifting to the Old Ore Dock to unload.


Stern view approaching the dock.


CANADIAN SAILOR at anchor off Buoys 1 and 2.

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CANADIAN SAILOR is the vessel Lakeshore Towing is using to offer diving charters.