Weekly Theme "All Our Yesterdays"

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    Wonderful wonderful images coming in this theme - thank you. It won;t be long now and I can focus more on my photography and the forum

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    The Day Peckinpaugh was the first motorship of its kind designed to navigate both the open waters of the Great Lakes and the New York State Barge Canal System. Put into service in 1921, it transported bulk cargoes between the midwest and the port of New York.
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    “Elvetia” (1954) It's working today with tourist groups


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    Thanks to those that responded to the theme, didn't do as well as I had hoped but you can't win them all and lets look to the next theme


 
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