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| If you visit the Columbus while she is in town today (September 14, 2011), you will notice she is in a cage. Not sure whether we are being protected from them or are they being protected from us. If the latter, it seems to have worked. |
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No crowds for Columbus
September 14, 2011 by 11 Comments
Columbus brings visitors to Duluth
September 27, 2006 by Leave a Comment
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| The 400-passenger cruise vessel Columbus will be here today for the first of two visits this year. Built in 1997 in Germany, it has five passenger decks that include a swimming pool, sauna, spa, gym, hospital, library, boutique, salon, wine bar and a lounge with a stage and dance floor. The visit is part of a 10-day cruise beginning in Toronto and ending in Chicago. Other stops on the cruise include Windsor, Tobermory, Parry Sound, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay and Mackinaw Island. It will depart under the Lift Bridge late this afternoon, returning on October 3rd. |
| *submitted to the Duluth News Tribune for publication on 09-27-2006 |
Columbus cruises away
September 26, 2005 by Leave a Comment
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| The cruise ship Columbus is here today for the ship’s third and last visit of the year. It should depart Duluth around 6 pm this evening, just as it did on September 16th, above. |
| *submitted to the Duluth News Tribune for publication on 09-26-2005 |
Columbus brings visitors
September 16, 2005 by Leave a Comment
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| The 400-passenger vessel Columbus will be here today for the second of three visits this year. It was built in 1997 in Germany and has five passenger decks that include a swimming pool, sauna, spa, gym, hospital, library, boutique, salon, wine bar and a lounge with a stage and dance floor. The short visit will start when it comes under the Lift Bridge around noon. It should be departing around 6 pm. |
| *submitted to the Duluth News Tribune for publication on 09-16-2005 |
Columbus in Duluth again
September 24, 2004 by Leave a Comment
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| The cruise ship Columbus is here today for the third time this summer. It will be docked at the Port Terminal through the visit, allowing no access from the public. It will be departing under the Lift Bridge tonight at 6 pm. |
| *submitted to the Duluth News Tribune for publication on 09-24-2004 |
