Last week I had the chance to glance Lake Huron and lake Michigan from the air coming into chicago I was on the left side of the plane I miss the view of Lake superior but seeing this video makes me wish to be there in the winter to photograph those magestic frozen wonders cheers
So surprised to see a Great Lakes Freighter operating this late in the season. I would have assumed all the Great Lake Freighters where already laid up for the winter season. Great video none the less, very Erie looking but majestically beautiful at the same time.
Wow, that’s interesting. I always thought everything closed up by early December. Learn something new everyday. Thank you for letting me know this. I grew up around Lorain, Ohio in the late 60’s and 70’s. Back then the Port of Lorain was constantly busy with freighters everyday of the week. Not to mention that the Navy also had a ship building yard in Lorain at the time and some Lake Freighters where built there and repaired in the now closed up dry docks. US Steel was a huge user of these majestic ships. It’s why I fell in love with the Navvy and was so excited about my very first deployment. Even though it was to the Persian Gulf at the very start of this whole mess that we are still in today, I loved every minute of it. Deployed there 3 times. Still love watching the Freighters coming and going out of Cleveland and Lorain to this day. Even though it’s seldom they make Port Calls into Lorain hardly anymore but still every now and then one of them will come into port. A lot depends on if the Steele Mill is up and running or if it’s closed down. Suppose to be firing up again pretty soon, so, freighter traffic should pick up some. Anyways, thanks for the tidbit about the Soo Locks, I appreciate you sharing that information with me. Take care and be well.
THANK YOU I LIVE IN FLORENCE, ITALY AND HAVE BEEN FOR COUPLE OF DAYS IN DULUTH.... AND IT WAS BACK IN 1974. SOMEHOW I REMEMBERED KIND OF A "FAMILIAR" SPOT.
They have Port captions is if they aren't qualified. This is a laker a so probably not at issue. Most captains know the ports, but foreign ships get borded.
This happened in Duluth MN, a major shipping port on the Great Lakes. Fun Fact: that bridge is used daily by commuters and during the summer you can get stuck for hours waiting for ships to pass.
This place, called Canal Park I think, is where I first saw Lake Superior. I was a truck driver, went to or through 43 states, Pacific to Atlantic, and nothing was as awesome as that lake, that giant inland freshwater ocean...
Fuí navegante, en los años 70, 80, y sentíamos el rigor de las bajas temperaturas del Norte America, pero nunca mis ojos habían visto un barco congelado casi totalmente como este minalero, bueno la cubierta se congelaba, pero este es impresionante, ese sería una travesía del extremo Norte
Please God, do not send me to Duluth, MN...ever!!! Please!!! That is a hellish cold up there!!! Gosh!!! Despite my prayer, the size of that ship is magnificent! Beautiful!!!
Great Capture! - 3.6 million views for a ship video is extraordinary and the most that I've ever seen. One thousand, one hundred and thirty-five thumbs down is also extraordinary - what were these folks expecting to see and why were they disappointed?
Things I miss about living along the lakes: the ships, the lake, the beautiful ice formations.. Things I don't miss about living along the lakes: THAT COLD
Este navio top dos top, meu vídeo preferido, parece que vem de um lugar sabe Deus de onde. Este som e de arepia. Mexe com coração da gente, valeu pelo vídeo.
@@satyazhoe9221 Could you imagine it .. it'd scare everyone around me into giving me all 6 lanes, ha haa haaa! (Unfortunately the horn would be 3 times the size of me and the Guzzi combined! Still makes me laugh just thinking about it, though .. LOL LOL LOL!) PS - I'm impressed - not many people know what a Moto Guzzi is!!
It would be droll if some adversaries chased James Grider up on the bridge as it was going up. Then to kill the cops chasing him, James goes into the control module of the bridge and starts lowering it while the ship is still passing underneath. The lowering bridge cuts in half a clumsy cop chasing him. The superstructure crashes into the lowering bridge and the two things sort of get stuck together. James rolls onto the deck of the ship and from there he falls in the water. He has to swim to the barrier. I don't know if there is a way to get up on dry ground out of that water, but because the ship is all fucked up, it starts drifting sideways to the barrier and James has to somehow climb out of the way or swim out of the way of that long-ass fucking ship before its side slams against the retaining wall, crushing him between. Another thing that could be done is if the ice is thick enough, James Grider could be fighting some adversary on the ice while the ship is coming at them, breaking the ice apart. Why doesn't someone run out on the ice before the ship plowing through it or ride a snowmobile around the ship as it moves through the ice? People should buy my "Impact" a James Grider novel on Amazon so I can afford a used car. Obviously I have such great imagination that I can look at this video and come up with all this shit for a nice action/adventure scenario. I wonder if a ship can be kept afloat despite a Titanic-sized rupture in its hull if enough ice crusts over the ship because ice floats. "Oh, no, if this ice melts, we sink." They need some kind of instant ice technology that you touch to the water pouring into the rupture and it freezes the breach shut.
Nice drifting at 4.00 LOL. Now all you scientists out there correct me if I am wrong. Bodies of water hold temperature more consistently than air does so that diurnal temperatures (that is day/ night temperature change) of water can be less affected by falling temps at night than air temperature which cools rapidly. So, the 'steam' coming off the water is a result of the water temp being warmer than the air temp. so much so that the water vapour at the surface of the water is condensed in the frigid air forming the 'steam' in just the same way as fog forms on rivers at night as the air temperature drops. Anyway, the effect is all at once frigid and ghostly and alaricdogface has captured it perfectly. Well done.
🥂🥂❤️❤️🕊️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🥂🥂❤️⚓⚓🕊️❤️🥂🥂🇵🇱 Wita Polska bardzo serdecznie Szczęśliwych błogosławionych chwil na pięknym kontenerowcu Dla Capitana i Jego Załogi Statku,Niech Bóg was błogosławi i strzeże przed niebespienstwami, Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku 2024,aby był Lepszy i Szczęśliwy dla Capitana i Jego Załogi, Dziękuję za piękne filmy kture mogę zobaczyć Waszej cieszkiej i niebespiecznej pracy,Niech Bóg Was błogosławi i otacza swą opieką Capitana i Jego Załogę,
Now this a MOTHER SHIP, AND THOSE HORNS ARE UNBELIEVABLE!👍👍👍 I NEED THOSE BABIES ON MY VEHICLE, THESE SOBN DRIVERS DONT SEE ME FOR SOME REASON, IM INVISIBLE TO THEM, IM PRETTY SURE THEY CAN HEAR THIS HORN!! KEEP BLOWN THAT HORN BABY😱😊😵💯👍👍👍 THANKS FOR SHARING THIS, NICE CATCH👍⚓🚢
I had to move the cat and sit by my little coal fire after watching this Alaric ! What a fantastic video to start the year, thanks for braving those conditions.....it was well worth it though!!
That really is extreme cold compared to what I've ever experienced! I think probably 5C below is is the coldest we ever see in South East England !!!! I like Alaric's comment about the hot whiskey though.......
It would be droll if some adversaries chased James Grider up on the bridge as it was going up. Then to kill the cops chasing him, James goes into the control module of the bridge and starts lowering it while the ship is still passing underneath. The lowering bridge cuts in half a clumsy cop chasing him. The superstructure crashes into the lowering bridge and the two things sort of get stuck together. James rolls onto the deck of the ship and from there he falls in the water. He has to swim to the barrier. I don't know if there is a way to get up on dry ground out of that water, but because the ship is all fucked up, it starts drifting sideways to the barrier and James has to somehow climb out of the way or swim out of the way of that long-ass fucking ship before its side slams against the retaining wall, crushing him between. Another thing that could be done is if the ice is thick enough, James Grider could be fighting some adversary on the ice while the ship is coming at them, breaking the ice apart. Why doesn't someone run out on the ice before the ship plowing through it or ride a snowmobile around the ship as it moves through the ice? People should buy my "Impact" a James Grider novel on Amazon so I can afford a used car. Obviously I have such great imagination that I can look at this video and come up with all this shit for a nice action/adventure scenario.
@@aahp87 do you work for CSL? I am interested in joining the merchant navy, how would I go about doing so? I was thinking about joining the seafarers union but I hear you gotta get STCW training and a maritime medical examination before hand. What was your route for entering the industry?
Ano passado eu estava na beira do canal do porto de rio grande, derrepente ouvi uma bozina muito alta, um som muito grave, e do meio da neblina saiu um navio cargueiro gigante carregado de containers , muito lindo e até assustador
I was born and raised in Minnesota and Duluth is my all time favorite place to go by far
It's a fun place (just bring a parka)
I know this was uploaded 3 years ago but the thumbnail alone is an absolutely beautiful picture, let alone the amazing video.
✊❤️❤️✊
Those days when the sea smoke is rolling in and an ice covered freighter is in the canal just makes the hard days of winter worth it. ☺
I love my home town of Duluth Minnesota, so beautiful.
All year round!
For some reason this is rather... beautiful.
It is, as long as you watch inside a building with a nice warm furnace. 😁
That fog horn and echo was amazing! It sounds really good on good speakers and I bet it sounded even better in real life!
All I could hear was my teeth chattering. 😬
Last week I had the chance to glance Lake Huron and lake Michigan from the air coming into chicago I was on the left side of the plane I miss the view of Lake superior but seeing this video makes me wish to be there in the winter to photograph those magestic frozen wonders cheers
Winter can be beautiful, although it may be better to view from a nice warm plane. 😁
Ah the good life! I wish I could have worked on one of these beautiful ships.
Красавиц!!! Из морозной дымки такой важный , мощный царь является!!! Я иду-у-у!!!! Гласит ОН!!!
Действительно, «Большие Лейкерс» - это зрелище.
So surprised to see a Great Lakes Freighter operating this late in the season. I would have assumed all the Great Lake Freighters where already laid up for the winter season. Great video none the less, very Erie looking but majestically beautiful at the same time.
The Soo locks typically close in mid January and then reopen in mid to late March.
Wow, that’s interesting. I always thought everything closed up by early December. Learn something new everyday. Thank you for letting me know this.
I grew up around Lorain, Ohio in the late 60’s and 70’s. Back then the Port of Lorain was constantly busy with freighters everyday of the week. Not to mention that the Navy also had a ship building yard in Lorain at the time and some Lake Freighters where built there and repaired in the now closed up dry docks. US Steel was a huge user of these majestic ships. It’s why I fell in love with the Navvy and was so excited about my very first deployment. Even though it was to the Persian Gulf at the very start of this whole mess that we are still in today, I loved every minute of it. Deployed there 3 times. Still love watching the Freighters coming and going out of Cleveland and Lorain to this day. Even though it’s seldom they make Port Calls into Lorain hardly anymore but still every now and then one of them will come into port. A lot depends on if the Steele Mill is up and running or if it’s closed down. Suppose to be firing up again pretty soon, so, freighter traffic should pick up some. Anyways, thanks for the tidbit about the Soo Locks, I appreciate you sharing that information with me. Take care and be well.
@@abusdriver1967 Many ships on the lakes were built or modified at Lorain. I come across the name quite often.
THANK YOU
I LIVE IN FLORENCE, ITALY AND HAVE BEEN FOR COUPLE OF DAYS IN DULUTH.... AND IT WAS BACK IN 1974. SOMEHOW I REMEMBERED KIND OF A "FAMILIAR" SPOT.
That captain makes it look easy. Huge ship. Rite under the bridge.
They have very skilled captains.
They have Port captions is if they aren't qualified.
This is a laker a so probably not at issue. Most captains know the ports, but foreign ships get borded.
This shot is super cool 👍! The horns salute is awesome!
🔊🔉🔉😁
This happened in Duluth MN, a major shipping port on the Great Lakes.
Fun Fact: that bridge is used daily by commuters and during the summer you can get stuck for hours waiting for ships to pass.
It gets insane in the summer.
Fun fact: it's only an hour max
Or do you mean like, more than one ship
Fun fact farting in the bath gives it a mystery flavor.
@@marclaky384 You drink your bath water?
Yep that is kn duluth mn. Thats is so cool. Cant wait to see these this summer in duluth
You can see how much the metal shrank on those side panels. It's like you can see its ribs. Amazing!
Frozen ribs for supper!
The panels shrunk into the hull ? 😲😯😕
This place, called Canal Park I think, is where I first saw Lake Superior.
I was a truck driver, went to or through 43 states, Pacific to Atlantic, and nothing was as awesome as that lake, that giant inland freshwater ocean...
Yeah the melting glaciers did a nice job on her!
Canal Park in Duluth ,Minnesota
Cool video! I never saw that big of a ship come into Duluth harbor before!
The biggest ship is almost 300 feet longer than this one 😮
I've been a photographer and see many admiral tactics in this video. Nice Job!!
Thank you, I'm mostly just trying not to freeze ☃️
Now that sort of weather is at the top of the list of things I DON'T miss about Toledo ... sure do miss those boats though ...
We have an arctic vortex freezing us right now - too soon!
Fuí navegante, en los años 70, 80, y sentíamos el rigor de las bajas temperaturas del Norte America, pero nunca mis ojos habían visto un barco congelado casi totalmente como este minalero, bueno la cubierta se congelaba, pero este es impresionante, ese sería una travesía del extremo Norte
Please God, do not send me to Duluth, MN...ever!!! Please!!! That is a hellish cold up there!!! Gosh!!! Despite my prayer, the size of that ship is magnificent! Beautiful!!!
Sending tropical thoughts...
I recommend going in the summer, I went up there this winter though and it wasn’t that bad, but this is a really warm winter for us so.....
Great Capture! - 3.6 million views for a ship video is extraordinary and the most that I've ever seen. One thousand, one hundred and thirty-five thumbs down is also extraordinary - what were these folks expecting to see and why were they disappointed?
"30 Days of Night" looking ship.
Extremely Awesome!
No vampires here though (that I know of).
Things I miss about living along the lakes: the ships, the lake, the beautiful ice formations..
Things I don't miss about living along the lakes: THAT COLD
The cold gets colder every year we get older!
@@alaricdogface
So much for global warming, then?
@@elizabethwhiteoak5291 *climate change
@@elizabethwhiteoak5291 you're not too bright are you?
Wow, talk about being in the right place at the right time.
It can get weird in the winter on Lake Superior. You see some interesting things! 😁
Este navio top dos top, meu vídeo preferido, parece que vem de um lugar sabe Deus de onde. Este som e de arepia. Mexe com coração da gente, valeu pelo vídeo.
Duluth Minnesota EUA, mas o navio é do Canadá.
What a tough task to move a ship in frozen water. Indeed admirable job.
A skilled Canadian piloting this ship!
What a beautiful scenery
Very memorable that's for sure.
Hello dear ...
I am from India...
I agree on that Frank.
Duluth MN on a bright summer day...:-)
So hot my face was numb! 🌞
Great to have a car horn like that
You'll deaf then
Iyo...budek kupingmu😂😂😂
I need a horn like that on my Moto Guzzi.
@@elizabethwhiteoak5291 oyeeaaaahhhh😂😂😂
@@satyazhoe9221
Could you imagine it .. it'd scare everyone around me into giving me all 6 lanes, ha haa haaa! (Unfortunately the horn would be 3 times the size of me and the Guzzi combined! Still makes me laugh just thinking about it, though .. LOL LOL LOL!)
PS - I'm impressed - not many people know what a Moto Guzzi is!!
Boy, you can just feel the freezing cold through the video! Thanks for your time and video!
Not too bad, warmed up to -17 F by then!
..time to take the top down on the convertible..lol
lol!
Jeez, makes me feel cold just watching this!
Makes me want to turn on my furnace! And its April 23 in Dallastown P.A.!
Really I thought first it was some Hollywood movie scene.
But really awesome view. Never saw that before.
Now we need a ghost ship movie!
Looks like a ghost ship gliding in, very cool. 2 thumbs up.
Yeah the sea smoke makes for a really neat effect!
game of thrones :)
Winter is coming
Jim Carroll I'm giving it 3.
It would be droll if some adversaries chased James Grider up on the bridge as it was going up. Then to kill the cops chasing him, James goes into the control module of the bridge and starts lowering it while the ship is still passing underneath. The lowering bridge cuts in half a clumsy cop chasing him. The superstructure crashes into the lowering bridge and the two things sort of get stuck together. James rolls onto the deck of the ship and from there he falls in the water. He has to swim to the barrier. I don't know if there is a way to get up on dry ground out of that water, but because the ship is all fucked up, it starts drifting sideways to the barrier and James has to somehow climb out of the way or swim out of the way of that long-ass fucking ship before its side slams against the retaining wall, crushing him between. Another thing that could be done is if the ice is thick enough, James Grider could be fighting some adversary on the ice while the ship is coming at them, breaking the ice apart. Why doesn't someone run out on the ice before the ship plowing through it or ride a snowmobile around the ship as it moves through the ice? People should buy my "Impact" a James Grider novel on Amazon so I can afford a used car. Obviously I have such great imagination that I can look at this video and come up with all this shit for a nice action/adventure scenario. I wonder if a ship can be kept afloat despite a Titanic-sized rupture in its hull if enough ice crusts over the ship because ice floats. "Oh, no, if this ice melts, we sink." They need some kind of instant ice technology that you touch to the water pouring into the rupture and it freezes the breach shut.
That's one bad ass ship right there. Amazing.
Amazing. To think you and your gear probably looked like this, too, after filming. Kudos!
We hurried back to a running car to thaw out!
@@alaricdogface 😁
I was involved in a heat network project with Evergreen in Duluth.I never got the chance to travel to the place.It reminds me of Sweden..!
Now imagine that you're sitting on the water, having a beer, fishing, and you see this coming at you...
Yep, need to keep that beer safe!
No need to put your beer in a cooler, LOL!
Yeah, pack up your gear and slowly leave.
I save girlfriend
Nice drifting at 4.00 LOL. Now all you scientists out there correct me if I am wrong. Bodies of water hold temperature more consistently than air does so that diurnal temperatures (that is day/ night temperature change) of water can be less affected by falling temps at night than air temperature which cools rapidly. So, the 'steam' coming off the water is a result of the water temp being warmer than the air temp. so much so that the water vapour at the surface of the water is condensed in the frigid air forming the 'steam' in just the same way as fog forms on rivers at night as the air temperature drops. Anyway, the effect is all at once frigid and ghostly and alaricdogface has captured it perfectly. Well done.
Thanks for the science lesson! Everyone here calls it sea smoke for some reason.
Man! That ship is a Beast!!
A beast-cicle
That's what she said
A ghost beast
Gigantesco e impressionante 😮😮😮
Incredible machine!
Movement of ship so smooth, not even small waves can be seen
The surface of the water is covered with ice. Very smooth.
That's brilliant filming - thank you !
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
The ICE is so thick there isn't even a wake from the ASSINIBOINE. !! DAMNED C-O-L-D
Amazing i remember my ship when we arrived in New York that full of Ice.....
Get the sledgehammer! 😁
@@alaricdogface ok we have to try that
@@budsbandaspencer2864 I saw the coasties doing this on the cutter KATMAI BAY
I watch a lot of these arrivals and this is easily my favorite, wow. (Sorry Barker!)
This one has some neat effects provided by the lake and winter.
0:50 This horn I need for my car 🤣 and your way is always free 😎👍
Me too!
Had the volume cranked to listen to the ice crack.... Then the horn blasted.... 😳
Sorry about that! 😖
No worries! Was just quite the suprise. I appreciate the video! 😊
В такую жару Посмотреть на этот пароход Кайф
J
А у меня сейчас 17, так аж передернуло от стужи 😱
Saludos
I feel cold just watching this...
Charles Hodge I live here and the winds off that lake can be harsh
And sea sick .. er ... Lake-sick. I only have to walk across a wet lawn ....
That port anchor has an enormous frozen snot bubble.
same
Somebody left the port anchorwash running
Ah so that's why that happens.
Ice beard!
Eeewwww lol
Impressed with the quantity of ice she is carrying hanging from the starboard anchor!
Yes, apparently they left the anchor wash running.
A very eerie entry to port, still cool vid!
The sea smoke is a very eerie effect!
Agreed.
Wunderschöne Natur Bilder !
Oh that was cool, Opps, I mean, COLD !!!! Nice video.
Thanks! (it was cold)
Now that looks cold. Facinating though.
Looked like some kind of ghost ship at the start.
Sure
...or maybe a ghost fart....
It did didn't it like the real Black Pearl
WOW Happy New Year from us in Sweden!
Gott nytt år!
That's amazing! It's sooooo very, very cold! Fabulous video! Thank You for sharing! It always brings back good memories of our visit there.
The power of human & the nature!
Yes!
Impresionante máquina
Muy muy bonito tu video 16/04/2020 saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽
¡Gracias y saludos desde los Estados Unidos de América!
Man that looks cold... Awesome video..!!
It was cold - below zero!
Late to the party but a cool video. Horns blowing is worth the visit too.
The horns do make it fun.
Alaric, this video has more views than people in my state great job!
I guess its better to watch a cold video than to be in one!
The trick is that opening photo. Like something from "The day after tomorrow". Thanks for posting.
Как красиво заруливает поддал ходу с дымком👍👍👍
Морской дым - это потому, что вода теплее воздуха
@@alaricdogface та я не про мороз, я о том как пройдя под аркой судно прибавило ход для маневра😉
@@АлександрБабаев-ч2ы о, извините, да, им нужно больше силы, чтобы повернуть лед 😁🤷♂️
🥂🥂❤️❤️🕊️🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🥂🥂❤️⚓⚓🕊️❤️🥂🥂🇵🇱 Wita Polska bardzo serdecznie Szczęśliwych błogosławionych chwil na pięknym kontenerowcu Dla Capitana i Jego Załogi Statku,Niech Bóg was błogosławi i strzeże przed niebespienstwami, Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku 2024,aby był Lepszy i Szczęśliwy dla Capitana i Jego Załogi,
Dziękuję za piękne filmy kture mogę zobaczyć Waszej cieszkiej i niebespiecznej pracy,Niech Bóg Was błogosławi i otacza swą opieką Capitana i Jego Załogę,
Nice camera work.
Right now in Newmarket it is -20 C with a windchill of -35C. I'll be right back. Just heading out to get some groceries.
-13 here in Duluth but warming up a little today. Enjoy your frozen foods!
Thank you archimedes.
Fluid mechanics at play
Some hearty souls manning that ship.
Nice and wonderful video. Thanks.
Thank you for watching. I am happy that you enjoyed it.
I would LOVE to live in Duluth!!!!
Bring a jacket!
@@alaricdogface lol
@@alaricdogface the three things that i love duluth offers: ships, hockey and fishing (walleye)
@@skippyjunior2744 You could probably do all three at the same time up here.
very awesome to see that come In
I'm glad you liked it 🙂
Just wow........
Now this a MOTHER SHIP, AND THOSE HORNS ARE UNBELIEVABLE!👍👍👍 I NEED THOSE BABIES ON MY VEHICLE, THESE SOBN DRIVERS DONT SEE ME FOR SOME REASON, IM INVISIBLE TO THEM, IM PRETTY SURE THEY CAN HEAR THIS HORN!! KEEP BLOWN THAT HORN BABY😱😊😵💯👍👍👍 THANKS FOR SHARING THIS, NICE CATCH👍⚓🚢
I hope you get those horns! 🔊🔊🔊
I from Vietnam
I really like your video 😘😘😘
Thank you I am very happy to hear that!
Hello VN
@@MienNamYeuDau Xin chào!
@@quocnguyen3445 Duluth Minnesota USA
Look at it it's so cold and freezing ☃️❄️❄️❄️🌨️🌨️🌨️
It was a very cold day 🥶
@@alaricdogface 🥶☃️❄️❄️❄️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️
Fantastic video tks!
Thanks! Glad you like it.
What a scene waoooooo and then the Horn💪
Crazy frozen fun!
Cool, at first it looked as though that freighter could skate on the ice!!!
Maybe it will be in the Olympics!
Increíble este rompehielo, alucinante
🚢❄☃️
Я то сначала подумал настоящий лёд )) А оказалось яичная скорлупа.
у них наверняка были яйца на завтрак 🍚🍚🍚
We transit this area last year I miss this place going to mississauga many locks 24 hours awake
Lots of locks on the St. Lawrence Seaway
What lock?
I had to move the cat and sit by my little coal fire after watching this Alaric !
What a fantastic video to start the year, thanks for braving those conditions.....it was well worth it though!!
The arctic air we are getting is really messing with the ships but it makes for good video! Thanks Andy and my apologies to the cat.
👍🥃🔥🐈😁
Andy Preston , this Arctic air just won't leave. Iam really sick of it! 😖🌬🌨
That really is extreme cold compared to what I've ever experienced!
I think probably 5C below is is the coldest we ever see in South East England !!!!
I like Alaric's comment about the hot whiskey though.......
It would be droll if some adversaries chased James Grider up on the bridge as it was going up. Then to kill the cops chasing him, James goes into the control module of the bridge and starts lowering it while the ship is still passing underneath. The lowering bridge cuts in half a clumsy cop chasing him. The superstructure crashes into the lowering bridge and the two things sort of get stuck together. James rolls onto the deck of the ship and from there he falls in the water. He has to swim to the barrier. I don't know if there is a way to get up on dry ground out of that water, but because the ship is all fucked up, it starts drifting sideways to the barrier and James has to somehow climb out of the way or swim out of the way of that long-ass fucking ship before its side slams against the retaining wall, crushing him between. Another thing that could be done is if the ice is thick enough, James Grider could be fighting some adversary on the ice while the ship is coming at them, breaking the ice apart. Why doesn't someone run out on the ice before the ship plowing through it or ride a snowmobile around the ship as it moves through the ice? People should buy my "Impact" a James Grider novel on Amazon so I can afford a used car. Obviously I have such great imagination that I can look at this video and come up with all this shit for a nice action/adventure scenario.
I miss my marine life 26 years i was in ship...Electrical engineer per month 4800$ only....
That'll pay the mortgage!
did not want this video to end = thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed it!
John Smith a1一
Back in 1994 I saw the 1st Laker pass Sarnia on the St Clair after the winter freeze, I think the captain wore a top hat.
They don't put on the ritz like they used to!
Fantastic!! Happy New Year!!!
Happy New Year!!!
Ok, es mighty cold, below 0,degrees?, thanks. 😎🚢🚢🚢👍👍👍
About 12 degrees below zero. The lake is warmer than the air and that causes the sea smoke.
wower than wow ... great shipspotting (y)
Thanks! The weather here can make it interesting.
That horn though ,🤗
It's frozen, like everything else.
how a passing ship interfered with a hockey game
Not on that ice, but maybe later in the night.
instead of yelling "CAR", you yell "SHIP"?
How so?
1.3 million views, such a small channel with so many views!
Would not want to be on the deck gang in that weather !
Get some warm mittens!
No doubt...
You’ll never make sergeant with that attitude
Just came back from Duluth on a laker... working on deck isn’t that bad with the right gear on
@@aahp87 do you work for CSL? I am interested in joining the merchant navy, how would I go about doing so? I was thinking about joining the seafarers union but I hear you gotta get STCW training and a maritime medical examination before hand. What was your route for entering the industry?
So damn cool and erie floating on thru
Definitely a weird weather arrival.
Sensacional vídeo, parabéns. 🇧🇷
Obrigado! Estou feliz que você tenha gostado.
Omg! How huge is this ship!! 😱😱😱
The camera adds 10 pounds.
Ship: I don't give a s*** about ice! (plows right through)
Brilliant comment.
So cool!!
Like a movie.
A haunted movie 👻 👻 👻
Ghost ship from hell.
Deve ser fascinante estar no cais vendo esses gigantes aquáticos de transporte de cargas ou de passageiros zarpando para mais um trabalho.....
Isto é!
Ano passado eu estava na beira do canal do porto de rio grande, derrepente ouvi uma bozina muito alta, um som muito grave, e do meio da neblina saiu um navio cargueiro gigante carregado de containers , muito lindo e até assustador
@@rotinadeumcaminhoneiro-qra7825 Isso é bem legal!
Вот бы на нем поплавать. Это постапокаллиптично смотрится
Может быть, вы могли бы кататься на нем!