The Great Vessels of the Great Lakes
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@landseka The easiest way to tell a "laker" from a "salty" is by looking at the shape of their bow. Lake freighters, for the most part, tend to have straight, blunted bows. Ocean freighters have sharp, sort of knife like, bows that are angled.
Hope that helps a bit. :)
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landseka, grizzwinny,
ya, they stay in the great lakes. the great lakes are the largest bodies of freshwater in the world. I live in Michigan if u have any other q's
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@landseka no, they stay in the great lakes i believe
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love this video =)
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whats the song and i hate going to lake superior in november haha i love crisp point
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Are they Ocean going ships? They look too large, if that makes sense, to weather storms.
Great video, being from Australia I know little of the "Lakes"
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AWSOME MEMORIES..I was a welder at the american ship building co. I helped build the mesabi miner and james r barker shown here...they where built in the late 70,s.
time sure flies.
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caralho oO
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Great video! Thanks.
Fantastic pics! That was so fun to watch because we never seem to be in Duluth while the ships are going through anymore. I especially liked the evening pictures because we always hit Duluth during the daytime hours so I've never gotten to see it with everything all lit up!
evilsbfreak 2 years ago
Thanks! You should definitely swing by at night some time, the bridge looks so pretty!
TheDevilsWater 2 years ago