Riding on the Diamond Belle - Part III

And we reach the final post of this series.

 The Canadian Club whiskey distillery.  The company was founded here in 1858 and has continually expanded since then.

 I believe this building is the headquarters for Hiram Walker (or whomever owns them now).

 A shot of the Detroit skyline as we were close to the Windsor side of the River.

 This building looks like it may have been a depot at one point.

 Another shot of the Detroit skyline.

 Caesar's Casino in Windsor.  I have several pictures of this building.

 One of the proper ships to make an appearance as we were on the boat was the Arhtur M. Anderson.  I post more pictures of her.  This made me happy because she is probably my second favorite ship.

 Another commorant.

 A view of Detroit from another angle.

 The next proper ship to make an appearance was the Lee A. Tregurtha.  This was also cool and more pictures will follow.

 A shot of the Ambassador Bridge.

 Another shot of the bridge.

 A shot of the people on the deck.

 A sheriff boat.

 The Canadian side of the Ambassador Bridge.

 A shot of Hart Plaza from the water.

 As we were slowly moving by.

 Looking up at the Ren Cen.

 An angle of the Ren Cen that I can't get otherwise.

 Same with this one.

 This view is pretty close to the view I get from Milliken.

 If you see the sign at the top of the Ren Cen, you will notice that it is shaped like the M-1 sign.  M-1 is the official designation for Woodward Avenue.  This weekend was also the weekend of the Dream Cruise.

 Passing the Diamond Queen.

 The Tri-Centennial Light.

 Another view of the light.

 Looking down at the skyline.

 Passing by Chene Park.

And one last view before getting off the boat.

Again, I will have to say that this was a pretty cool idea for a picnic.  I hope that we do it again at some piont in the future.