The next ship is another ship that is owned by the Canadian Steamship Lines. She is also a repeat visitor to this blog.
The ship in question is the Frontenac and I don't mind that she's a repeat visitor since she has the classic lake freighter look. Here she is passing by the American Integrity.
She is getting closer. She has a very distinguishable self unloader though.
A not so distinctive pilothouse.
The Canadian Steamship Lines flag painted on the front of the pilothouse.
I'm not sure if I prefer these ships in their current color scheme or the past black and white scheme though.
I didn't remember if I got a straight on shot though.
So I took two.
The rear of her pilothouse.
A shot of her stern.
A sort of closeup of her stack.
I believe she was heading to Quebec which means that she will be passing through the Welland Canal at some point.
An almost shot of the Ambassador Bridge.
I kind of wish I would have gotten more of the bridge in this shot.
And a final shot as she passes under the Bridge.
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CSL Red came before CSL Black. Traditionally, all the straight-deckers wore red and self-unloaders wore black. Over the last ten years they have been slowly abandoning the black paint scheme and painting them all in the traditional CSL color: red. Cedarglen is the only CSL boat still wearing black.
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