Posts Tagged ‘Ship’
We paddle to the town of Grand Rapids crossing Pokegama Dam but not before we hit a serious storm.
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Our journey down the Mississippi River begins. From Lake Itasca, we paddle a couple days through the headwaters staying at a couple campsites along the way.
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Peering into the Cairo’s inner workings, it wasn’t too hard to feel transported back to Civil War Era! For more: http://www.gypsynester.com/vb.htm
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Here we are recovering the Rescue Swimmer from the Cruise Ship Fantasy. We picked up a passenger with medical problems. The ship was about 200nm south of New Orleans.
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The Twilight Riverboat passing Clinton, Iowa’s riverfront at approx 10:30am on 09.13.09. For some reason they weren’t playing it’s Calliope music. You can hear it here: http://www.steamboats.org/whistle-calliope/calliope-twilight.html
From www.steamboats.org:
The Twilight was designed by Capt. Dennis Trone (see also Julia Belle Swain) in the style of the great old passenger boats. The boat was built by Levac Shipyard in Jennings, LA, and finished by Dennis Trone in 1987 in LeClaire, IA. The construction shows how much Dennis Trone loves these wonderful boats. Unfortunately the boat isn’t run by paddlewheels but by a diesel engine and propellers.
Based in LeClaire, IA, the Twilight offers 2-day-cruises from May til October from LeClaire to Galena, IL, and return (reservations 800-331-1467).
Official Twilight Riverboat Website: http://www.riverboattwilight.com
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Ship is leaving port
I captured a huge ship traveling down the Mississippi River here in New Orleans on a beautiful November day!
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Come on board the authentic paddlewheeler Creole Queen for a journey down the great Mississippi River. She is a traditional-style paddle-wheeler built in 1983 in Moss Point, Mississippi. She has old-world charm and authentic Victorian décor. Watch as we build-up a head of steam and leave port of New Orleans. A riverboat cruise is a unique and enchanting way to step back in time.
Related video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrgCPPZadAk
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Carnival Triumph departs New orleans Riverwalk terminal and heads up the Mississippi River on another cruise.
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Video of the Gypsy Rose II pirate ship on the Mississippi River in St. Charles, Missouri.
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