Ah, Canada...

The riverside shortly after sunrise...

With a thin layer of ice covering the smaller bays, the mighty St. Lawrence River continues to flow unaffected.

The boat slid right down the frozen beach (like a snowboard down a mountain), almost as if she couldn't wait to get onto the water this morning.











En route to the river, I spotted the OAKGLEN downbound... She was 15-20 miles away, but I had to keep moving. Headed to the next vantage point, was able to catch a glimpse of the cabins through the trees. The bright red-orange sunlight reflecting off the superstructure. At least I had managed to catch a glimpse of the OAKGLEN in daylight.

BAIE COMEAU effortlessly glides upriver
on a beautiful November morning.

Another CSL ship would be making its' way upbound: BAIE COMEAU did not disappoint.

Built in 2012, it's hard to believe this "brand new" ship is almost a decade old now.

















Among the largest ships to ever sail the Seaway, she was a prominent spectacle on an otherwise deserted St. Lawrence River.