Watching the freighters at the Soo is wonderful. When I was there 6 years ago they had the viewing areas and some were enclosed by glass so it help to keep the wind off of you on cold days
I’ve seen people walking their dogs but this looks like they’re walking a ship down the sidewalk lol She’s a beautiful gentle giant, a veteran serving many years on the lakes.
my cousin, sara murawski, is one of the two seen in this video, the day she was set to return home, she fell while boarding the ship to get one of her belongings that she had forgotten, she hit her head, was knocked out, and fell into the water, she passed away about three hours later, we had the funeral today.
Would love to experience this even in the cold! Thank you for your excellent & different videos
Watching the freighters at the Soo is wonderful. When I was there 6 years ago they had the viewing areas and some were enclosed by glass so it help to keep the wind off of you on cold days
I’ve seen people walking their dogs but this looks like they’re walking a ship down the sidewalk lol She’s a beautiful gentle giant, a veteran serving many years on the lakes.
Yessss. The Mighty Wilf.
The two guys with mooring ropes look like they're taking the freighter for a walk!!!
Great video! It looks a little cold out there.
They were two of the more beautiful boats to run the lakes.
EdwardLRyerson is the other?
Ryerson and Sykes
Miss the Inland Steel name down her sides and red stack band with "I" logo...
my cousin, sara murawski, is one of the two seen in this video, the day she was set to return home, she fell while boarding the ship to get one of her belongings that she had forgotten, she hit her head, was knocked out, and fell into the water, she passed away about three hours later, we had the funeral today.
Read about it online. That is so sad.
I thought that was her walking along the dock. How very sad so sorry for your loss. I'm sure she was loved by many friends and family.
Wilfred Sykes coming out soon?
and the Block isin't that far behind her well a day behind!
When you see this don’t you just wish they’d bring back the Ryerson?
As I was viewing this all I could think of was the Ryerson!
I wonder what engines power the thrusters, sounded like big detroit diesels of some kind
Whats that pulsing light at the back of the ship?
Don't hit me light?⚓⚓⚓⚓⚓⚓
How many locks and canals are there on the great lakes ?
The Chicago lock is seldom if ever mentioned.⚓⚓⚓