The Visitors Center is pretty nice. It has a history of the locks and some models of different ships. It also has a board that shows the ships that are scheduled to go through the locks. I thought I was going to be disappointed again when I went in and found out that there would be a ship coming through a little later. So we decided to go to Point Iroquois (last post) and come back when the ship would be coming through.
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A shot of the International Bridge. This connects the US to Canada through the Sault Ste. Maries (the Canadian one has the same name).
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Playing around with the photostitch program again. This time to get a good panaromic shot of the locks.
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A Coast Guard patrol boat.
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The Administration Building.
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