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Contributors: Great Lakes Maritime Institute- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Groups: Sarah Spencer Grounding, September 2008
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- Jane Ann IV and SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, dusk 29 September 2008
The Jane Ann IV and Sarah Spencer aground on the approach to Sand Point, opposite Peche Isle at the entrance to the Detroit River, having being blown onto a shoal by the wind. The Jane Ann IV and Sarah Spencer aground on the approach to Sand Point, opposite Peche Isle at the entrance to the Detroit River, having being blown onto a shoal …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Jane Ann IV and SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, dawn 30 September 2008
Dawn of 30 September 2008: the Jane Ann IV and Sarah Spencer are still aground on the approach to Sand Point. Dawn of 30 September 2008: the Jane Ann IV and Sarah Spencer are still aground on the approach to Sand Point.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, mid-afternoon, 30 September 2008 with the tug SUPERIOR
Afternoon of 30 September 2008: The G-tug SUPERIOR shifts down to midships on the SARAH SPENCER. Afternoon of 30 September 2008: The G-tug SUPERIOR shifts down to midships on the SARAH SPENCER.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, late-afternoon, 30 September 2008 with the tugs SUPERIOR and WYOMING
Afternoon of 30 September 2008: The G-tug WYOMING joins the SUPERIOR on the scene of the SARAH SPENCER grounding. Afternoon of 30 September 2008: The G-tug WYOMING joins the SUPERIOR on the scene of the SARAH SPENCER grounding.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, late-afternoon, 30 September 2008 with the tugs SUPERIOR and WYOMING
Not in this sequence of pictures but shortly after this point the tug SALVOR was also engaged in the attempt to push off the SARAH SPENCER. Not in this sequence of pictures but shortly after this point the tug SALVOR was also engaged in the attempt to push off the SARAH SPENCER.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, early evening, 30 September 2008
Early evening of 30 September 2008: The G-tugs WYOMING and the SUPERIOR have left the scene. Early evening of 30 September 2008: The G-tugs WYOMING and the SUPERIOR have left the scene.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - CANADIAN ENTERPRISE lightering SARAH SPENCER aground at Windsor, at night, 30 September - 1 Oct 2008
Night of 30 September - 1 Oct 2008: the CANADIAN ENTERPRISE has been brought up to the scene to lighten the SARAH SPENCER. Night of 30 September - 1 Oct 2008: the CANADIAN ENTERPRISE has been brought up to the scene to lighten the SARAH SPENCER.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER off loading at Windsor, dawn, 2 Oct 2008
Dawn 2 Oct 2008: Having been lightened the SARAH SPENCER is shifted forward, and offloading her cargo at Sand Point. Dawn 2 Oct 2008: Having been lightened the SARAH SPENCER is shifted forward, and offloading her cargo at Sand Point.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER off loading at Windsor, dawn, 2 Oct 2008
Dawn 2 Oct 2008: offloading the SARAH SPENCER's cargo at Sand Point continues. Dawn 2 Oct 2008: offloading the SARAH SPENCER's cargo at Sand Point continues.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER moored at Windsor, morning, 2 Oct 2008
Morning 2 Oct 2008: the SARAH SPENCER is riding distinctly higher in this image. Two faint lines can be seen running ashore, and the boom is secured on board. Morning 2 Oct 2008: the SARAH SPENCER is riding distinctly higher in this image. Two faint lines can be seen running ashore, and the boom is secured on board.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Tug CAROLYN HOEY approaches JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER at Windsor, 2 Oct 2008
2 Oct 2008: the strength of the wind blowing in from the north and west can be seen in the exhaust drifting away from the ANN JANE IV. Another tug is coming in to help. 2 Oct 2008: the strength of the wind blowing in from the north and west can be seen in the exhaust drifting away from the ANN JANE IV. Another tug …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - JANE ANN IV and SARAH SPENCER depart Windsor backwards under tow of CAROLYN HOEY, 2 Oct 2008
Not in this image but the tug STORMONT was also engaged in getting the SPENCER back into the channel. Not in this image but the tug STORMONT was also engaged in getting the SPENCER back into the channel.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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