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Videos of the Duluth @ Superior Ship traffic with their salutes! Arriving or departing, day or night.
Usually multiple camera views of the ships!
Usually multiple camera views of the ships!
Now you can see what she looks like Fog Free! The Federal Yukon Departs Duluth with Petroleum Coke!
Pictures of the arrival at DuluthShipPhotography
About this visit:
They arrived Duluth MN through the thick fog June 01, 2024 at 10:11 in the morning, cruising through that fog at a strong clip of 6.2 kts! They were arriving to load Petroleum coke at the SMET dock. The Yukon arrived at SMET at 11:25 with tug assist from Missouri and began loading the Petcoke. They completed the load and departed SMET June 02 at 15:13, making their way down the not foggy anymore river to depart Duluth.They pulled out of town at 16:06 at 5.4 kts, heading to Hull United Kingdom!
Info on Petroleum Coke from Wikipedia:
Petroleum coke, abbreviated coke, pet coke or petcoke, is a final carbon-rich solid material that derives from oil refining, and is one type of the group of fuels referred to as cokes. Petcoke is the coke that, in particular, derives from a final cracking process-a thermo-based chemical engineering process that splits long chain hydrocarbons of petroleum into shorter chains-that takes place in units termed coker units.[1] (Other types of coke are derived from coal.) Stated succinctly, coke is the "carbonization product of high-boiling hydrocarbon fractions obtained in petroleum processing (heavy residues)".[1] Petcoke is also produced in the production of synthetic crude oil (syncrude) from bitumen extracted from Canada's tar sands and from Venezuela's Orinoco oil sands.[2][3] In petroleum coker units, residual oils from other distillation processes used in petroleum refining are treated at a high temperature and pressure leaving the petcoke after driving off gases and volatiles, and separating off remaining light and heavy oils. These processes are termed "coking processes", and most typically employ chemical engineering plant operations for the specific process of delayed coking.
This coke can either be fuel grade (high in sulfur and metals) or anode grade (low in sulfur and metals). The raw coke directly out of the coker is often referred to as green coke.[1] In this context, "green" means unprocessed. The further processing of green coke by calcining in a rotary kiln removes residual volatile hydrocarbons from the coke. The calcined petroleum coke can be further processed in an anode baking oven to produce anode coke of the desired shape and physical properties. The anodes are mainly used in the aluminium and steel industry.
Petcoke is over 80% carbon and emits 5% to 10% more carbon dioxide (CO2) than coal on a per-unit-of-energy basis when it is burned. As petcoke has a higher energy content, petcoke emits between 30% and 80% more CO2 than coal per unit of weight.[3] The difference between coal and coke in CO2 production per unit of energy produced depends upon the moisture in the coal, which increases the CO2 per unit of energy - heat of combustion - and on the volatile hydrocarbons in coal and coke, which decrease the CO2 per unit of energy.
Info on the ship from the FEDNAV site:
Flag:
MARSHALL ISLANDS
Built:2010
OSHIMA JP
Ship Type:
LAKER
Status:
CHARTERED
Class:
DNV-GL
Ice Class:
1C
Call Sign:
V7A2165
IMO number:
9476977
International GRT:
20,465
International NRT:
12,136
Panama Canal NRT:
17,077
Suez Canal NRT:
19,782
LOA (M):
199.98
Beam (M):
23.80
Depth (M):
14.85
Deadweights:DWT (MT):DRAFT (M):TPC:
Summer (SW)3586810.84943.14
Winter (SW)3489910.62443.04
Tropical (SW)3684011.07443.29
Lakes (FW)2250000
Bunker tank capacities in m3 (IFO):
1,458.00
Bunker tank capacities in m3 (MDO):
452.00
Speed and Consumption
Condition:Speed (KTS):IFO (MT/DAY):MDO (MT/DAY):
LADEN1426.20
BALLAST14220
In Port:IFO / MDO (MT/DAY):
IDLE2.7
WORKING5.4
Cargo Capacities
Hold Number:Grain (CBM):Bale (CBM):
170116754
277127429
374657175
463576085
577197425
672907097
Total4355441965
Cargo Holds
Hold #:Tanktop Length (M):Tanktop Width (FWD/AFT) (M):Tanktop Strength (MT/M2):
127.36.01 / 19.8922.0
22719.89 / 19.8920.5
32719.89 / 19.8921.0
421.619.89 / 19.8924.5
52719.89 / 19.8921.0
62719.89 / 9.9622.0
Cargo Hatches
Hold #:Hatch Length (M):Hatch Width (M):
117.113.2
219.813.2
319.813.2
413.513.2
519.813.2
618.013.2
Hatch Cover Type:
FOLDING HYDRAULIC
Cranes and Grabs
Cranes:
3 X 30.5 MT
Cranes Type:
ELECTRO HYDRAUL
Grabs Number:
0
Grabs Capacity:
0
Other Fittings / Features
Bowthruster:Yes
A-60:Yes
Australian Hold Ladders:Yes
Cargo Holds CO2 Fitted:Yes
Ventillation (natural or mechanical):
NATURAL
Strengthened for heavy cargo:Yes
Cement Holes:Yes
Logs Fitted:No
About this visit:
They arrived Duluth MN through the thick fog June 01, 2024 at 10:11 in the morning, cruising through that fog at a strong clip of 6.2 kts! They were arriving to load Petroleum coke at the SMET dock. The Yukon arrived at SMET at 11:25 with tug assist from Missouri and began loading the Petcoke. They completed the load and departed SMET June 02 at 15:13, making their way down the not foggy anymore river to depart Duluth.They pulled out of town at 16:06 at 5.4 kts, heading to Hull United Kingdom!
Info on Petroleum Coke from Wikipedia:
Petroleum coke, abbreviated coke, pet coke or petcoke, is a final carbon-rich solid material that derives from oil refining, and is one type of the group of fuels referred to as cokes. Petcoke is the coke that, in particular, derives from a final cracking process-a thermo-based chemical engineering process that splits long chain hydrocarbons of petroleum into shorter chains-that takes place in units termed coker units.[1] (Other types of coke are derived from coal.) Stated succinctly, coke is the "carbonization product of high-boiling hydrocarbon fractions obtained in petroleum processing (heavy residues)".[1] Petcoke is also produced in the production of synthetic crude oil (syncrude) from bitumen extracted from Canada's tar sands and from Venezuela's Orinoco oil sands.[2][3] In petroleum coker units, residual oils from other distillation processes used in petroleum refining are treated at a high temperature and pressure leaving the petcoke after driving off gases and volatiles, and separating off remaining light and heavy oils. These processes are termed "coking processes", and most typically employ chemical engineering plant operations for the specific process of delayed coking.
This coke can either be fuel grade (high in sulfur and metals) or anode grade (low in sulfur and metals). The raw coke directly out of the coker is often referred to as green coke.[1] In this context, "green" means unprocessed. The further processing of green coke by calcining in a rotary kiln removes residual volatile hydrocarbons from the coke. The calcined petroleum coke can be further processed in an anode baking oven to produce anode coke of the desired shape and physical properties. The anodes are mainly used in the aluminium and steel industry.
Petcoke is over 80% carbon and emits 5% to 10% more carbon dioxide (CO2) than coal on a per-unit-of-energy basis when it is burned. As petcoke has a higher energy content, petcoke emits between 30% and 80% more CO2 than coal per unit of weight.[3] The difference between coal and coke in CO2 production per unit of energy produced depends upon the moisture in the coal, which increases the CO2 per unit of energy - heat of combustion - and on the volatile hydrocarbons in coal and coke, which decrease the CO2 per unit of energy.
Info on the ship from the FEDNAV site:
Flag:
MARSHALL ISLANDS
Built:2010
OSHIMA JP
Ship Type:
LAKER
Status:
CHARTERED
Class:
DNV-GL
Ice Class:
1C
Call Sign:
V7A2165
IMO number:
9476977
International GRT:
20,465
International NRT:
12,136
Panama Canal NRT:
17,077
Suez Canal NRT:
19,782
LOA (M):
199.98
Beam (M):
23.80
Depth (M):
14.85
Deadweights:DWT (MT):DRAFT (M):TPC:
Summer (SW)3586810.84943.14
Winter (SW)3489910.62443.04
Tropical (SW)3684011.07443.29
Lakes (FW)2250000
Bunker tank capacities in m3 (IFO):
1,458.00
Bunker tank capacities in m3 (MDO):
452.00
Speed and Consumption
Condition:Speed (KTS):IFO (MT/DAY):MDO (MT/DAY):
LADEN1426.20
BALLAST14220
In Port:IFO / MDO (MT/DAY):
IDLE2.7
WORKING5.4
Cargo Capacities
Hold Number:Grain (CBM):Bale (CBM):
170116754
277127429
374657175
463576085
577197425
672907097
Total4355441965
Cargo Holds
Hold #:Tanktop Length (M):Tanktop Width (FWD/AFT) (M):Tanktop Strength (MT/M2):
127.36.01 / 19.8922.0
22719.89 / 19.8920.5
32719.89 / 19.8921.0
421.619.89 / 19.8924.5
52719.89 / 19.8921.0
62719.89 / 9.9622.0
Cargo Hatches
Hold #:Hatch Length (M):Hatch Width (M):
117.113.2
219.813.2
319.813.2
413.513.2
519.813.2
618.013.2
Hatch Cover Type:
FOLDING HYDRAULIC
Cranes and Grabs
Cranes:
3 X 30.5 MT
Cranes Type:
ELECTRO HYDRAUL
Grabs Number:
0
Grabs Capacity:
0
Other Fittings / Features
Bowthruster:Yes
A-60:Yes
Australian Hold Ladders:Yes
Cargo Holds CO2 Fitted:Yes
Ventillation (natural or mechanical):
NATURAL
Strengthened for heavy cargo:Yes
Cement Holes:Yes
Logs Fitted:No
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Duluth MN July 04 Fireworks! REAL TIME The Whole Show!
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Bummer, they started 10 minutes earlier than scheduled! Kind of put me and guessing a lot of others a little out of "sync", getting into position. They did the same thing 2021! Schedule it for one time, light them off at another. Either Way, Real Time, no speeding it up. A little Windy, but a great 62 deg F making it an excellent evening. The wind kept the MN State Bird (Mosquito) at bay! Enjoy!
Make your own "Following Seas"! H Lee White dragging the Surf behind with their Duluth Arrival!
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Pictures of the arrival and departure here: DuluthShipPhotography About this Visit: They arrived Duluth June 04 ,2024 at 02:22 and set anchor in the lake due to the heavy fog. At 18:55 they finally arrived for the 4th time this season, cruising in at a clip of 6.2 Kts with a cargo of Limestone from Calcite MI for the Hallett 5 dock up river. They pulled into the Hallett dock 20:15 ...
Heavy Smoker! Ya Don't get to see this one too often In Duluth! The American Spirit's 2nd Arrival
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To see pictures of the arrival: DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: They arrived Duluth June 01, 2024 at 19:39, coming in light, heading up river to the CN dock to Load Iron Ore They finished loading June 02 at 21:18 and pulled out of the CN dock, heading down river to depart Duluth. They did just that at 22:55, heading out of the canal at 4.8 kts, heading to Cleveland CBT Bert...
Not Happy about the Fog! The Federal Yukon Pushes in even though! Listen to the Tug to ship Chatter!
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Pictures of the arrival at DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: They arrived Duluth MN through the thick fog June 01, 2024 at 10:11 in the morning, cruising through that fog at a strong clip of 6.2 kts! They were arriving to load Petroleum coke at the SMET dock. The Yukon arrived at SMET at 11:25 with tug assist from Missouri and began loading the Petcoke. They completed the loa...
Here it Comes out of the Fog! The American Integrity Cutting through thick Fog Departing Duluth!
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Pictures of the arrival at DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: The American Integrity arrived Duluth May 31, 2024 for the 5th time this season at 20:43, cruising through the canal at a strong clip of7 kts. Arriving to load Coal at SMET, they arrived at the dock at 21:42 and began loading the coal. June 01 at 09:17 they finished loading the coal and departed the SMET dock, headi...
Out and about on the 5th of July? Coming in with Tug Assist! The Michipicoten arrived Duluth for Ore
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Pictures of the arrival here: DuluthShipPhotography About this Visit: The Michipicoten arrived Duluth May 31 at 14:46, cruising into Port at 6.4 kts. For some reason sailing up the lake at 10 kts, normally this ship cruises across the lake at about 13 kts. Hence the Tug at the Harbor? They arrived at the CN at 15:42 and began loading ore. They finished the load and departed the CN ...
Rare! Tugs in the Canal! Heading out to Guide the Ocean Freighter Gwen into Port of Duluth!
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See Pictures @ DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: They arrived Duluth MN May 31, 2024 for their 1st visit of the season at 16:12, cruising into the Canal at a speed of 5.1 kts with rare tug assist in the lakes-Canal from the G-Tugs Missouri and North Carolina. Arriving with a cargo of Wind Turbine Blades for Port Terminal. They pulled into the Port dock at 16:44 and began disc...
What does a Bag of Quartz look like? Watch the Heerengracht Arrive Duluth and discharge it at Port!
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See Pictures @ DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: They arrived Duluth May 31, 2024 at 14:19, cruising by my video cameras at a speed of 5.2 kts, heading to Port Terminal with a cargo of Bagged Quartz Sand from Turkey! They arrived at Port Terminal dock 1 at 4:56. They unloaded all their cargo and finally departed the dock June 06 at 19:02, heading up river to the Hallett 8 doc...
Reflective Departure! Awesome Salute! What a Calm Duluth Departure for the American Mariner!
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Pictures of the arrival and departure here: DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: They arrived Duluth May 28 2024 at 05:20 with a cargo of Limestone from Calcite MI for the Hallett Dock # 5. After finishing discharging the stone they did a dock shift at 12:45 and began loading Blast Furnace Trim (un-refined taconite rock). They Departed Duluth May 29, at 07:20 in the morning, mak...
Ocean Freighter Stevie Departs Duluth Light & The Wind Turbine Blades Depart By Train! Check it out!
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Pictures of the arrival here: DuluthShipPhotography About this Visit: First time visitor to the Twin Ports! The Stevie arrived Duluth May 19, 2024, coming in at a clip of 7.3 Kts! Arriving with Wind Turbine Blades, heading to Port Terminal Dock 8 to discharge them. They pulled into Port Terminal at 20:59 and began their discharging. They finished their business at Port Terminal May...
I'll Salute You back when you Depart. The Aerial Bridge Snubs the Clyde S VanEnkevort on Arrival
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Pictures of the arrival: DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: They arrived Duluth MN May 27, 2024 at 16:58 cruising through the Canal at a speed of 6.0 Kts. Arriving for the 2nd time this season with a cargo of Limestone for the C Reiss dock up river. They arrived at the Reiss dock at 18:28 and began discharging the stone. Departed C Reiss May 28 at 05:30, heading down the River...
Even The Gulls Flock to see the Paul R Tregurtha Arrive Duluth ! Master Salute to Boot!
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See Pictures @ DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: The PRT arrived Duluth for the 5th time this season May 27, 2024 at 12:50, cruising throgh the flock of Gulls at 6.1 kts! Arriving light, heading to the SMET dock in Superior to load coal. They pulled up to the SMET dock at 13:55 and began loading 63K Tons of Low Sulphur Coal. Loading completed May 28 at 00:24, they departed th...
Out of my way! The Hon James L Oberstar Cruising into Duluth as the "armada" of SailBoats departs.
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Pictures of the departure: DuluthShipPhotography Whats the story behind the White Smoke from the Stack? Read below to find out! About this visit: The Oberstar arrived Duluth for their 4th visit to the Twin Ports for the season May 26, 2024 at 13:00. Coming through the Canal at a speed of 6.7 kts, (7.7 Mph) heading to Graymont with limestone from Stoneport MI. They arrived at the Gr...
The 728' Joseph L Block flirting with the Crowd! Heading out of Duluth light, heading to Silver Bay
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Pictures of the arrival at DuluthShipPhotography About this visit: A ship that treats the Boatwatchers with multiple Salutes! They arrived Duluth May 26, 2024 at 01:20, cruising int town at 5.7 kts. Coming in with a cargo of Limestone loaded at Port Inland and Dolomite from Port Dolomite for the Hallett 5 dock. They arrived at Hallett 5 at 02:34 and began discharging their cargo. F...
A Ride Into the Crowd! The Mesabi Miner's "Sold Out" Duluth Arrival! Another All Hands on Deck Crew!
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A Ride Into the Crowd! The Mesabi Miner's "Sold Out" Duluth Arrival! Another All Hands on Deck Crew!
You can tell it's Tourist Season in Duluth!! Check out the Crowd Greeting the American Integrity
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You can tell it's Tourist Season in Duluth!! Check out the Crowd Greeting the American Integrity
Rocking and Rolling Into Duluth! A Bumpy Arrival for the Algoma Niagara. The swells roll that ship!
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Rocking and Rolling Into Duluth! A Bumpy Arrival for the Algoma Niagara. The swells roll that ship!
Now thats an odd sounding Horn! The Algoma Discovery Departs Duluth in "Vibrato".
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Now thats an odd sounding Horn! The Algoma Discovery Departs Duluth in "Vibrato".
I'll meet you on Two Whistles, The American Century Arrives Duluth. Timing with the Glen Green.
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I'll meet you on Two Whistles, The American Century Arrives Duluth. Timing with the Glen Green.
The Horn Sounds Awesome in the Fog! The John G Munson Out of the Fog into the Port!
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The Horn Sounds Awesome in the Fog! The John G Munson Out of the Fog into the Port!
Bad Luck Boat! The Atlantic Huron's Really Bad Twin Ports Visit! Hole in Hull, Grounding, just Bad!
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Bad Luck Boat! The Atlantic Huron's Really Bad Twin Ports Visit! Hole in Hull, Grounding, just Bad!
First Time Ever Duluth Arrival !Such a Cool Name for a Ship! Great Salute The Stevie Arrives Duluth
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First Time Ever Duluth Arrival !Such a Cool Name for a Ship! Great Salute The Stevie Arrives Duluth
All Crew on Deck! The Crew on Deck to Greet the Crowd! the Mesabi Miner Duluth Arrival
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All Crew on Deck! The Crew on Deck to Greet the Crowd! the Mesabi Miner Duluth Arrival
Stormy Clouds on the Horizon as the Hon James L Oberstar Pulls into Duluth With Limestone then Coal
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Stormy Clouds on the Horizon as the Hon James L Oberstar Pulls into Duluth With Limestone then Coal
She's riding low, cuz she coming in Loaded with Ore! the Presque Isle Service Call Arrival!
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She's riding low, cuz she coming in Loaded with Ore! the Presque Isle Service Call Arrival!
What a great Horn! 2nd Vessel Built for the American Steamship Company! H Lee White departs Duluth!
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What a great Horn! 2nd Vessel Built for the American Steamship Company! H Lee White departs Duluth!
About as Close to looking new as you will Get! The 52 Year Old Stewart J Cort 1st Duluth Arrival!
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About as Close to looking new as you will Get! The 52 Year Old Stewart J Cort 1st Duluth Arrival!
National News! What could have they Hit? The Michipicoten Dep Duluth May 18. Last time in Duluth
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National News! What could have they Hit? The Michipicoten Dep Duluth May 18. Last time in Duluth
The Long Salute is Back! Learn about the origin of the James R Barker Salute, right from the Captain
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The Long Salute is Back! Learn about the origin of the James R Barker Salute, right from the Captain
The fireworks were grest. Thanks Paul
Thanks Paul. Quick question. How do they load and unload petcoke? Big sacks?
It loads just like coal, from a conveyor belt to the ship.
The Federal Yukon's salute is excellent, especially for a saltie...⚓📣
Fireworks with the sound of the waves make for a true Duluth Minnesota experience. ❤
Thanks!
Nice horn for a salty. Still riding high even with a load. Thank you Paul
Very cool. Thanks Paul.
Still a great view. I know it messes you up when they don't stick to the schedule, but maybe there were extenuating circumstances that made it necessary to go early. When we had the kids at home we would always take them down to the Arch (St. Louis) to watch the fireworks on the river. But now, the kids are all out and on their own and we are retired so we just put our lawn chairs out in the middle of the driveway, sit back and watch the show(s). We live in a county outside St. Louis that allows the selling, buying and shooting of fireworks and there is a lake with a lot of common ground a stones throw away so there is no shortage of fireworks to see here. But the professional shows are still the best. Thanks for the video.
A good salute
FEDNAV did put good horns on their Fleet.
The fireworks were great 👍 happy belated fourth of July Paul.... Great video live......
Best seats in the house! Thanks Paul...🥳
Good show!!! Thanks
Happy 4th of July Paul! 🇺🇸🎇🎆❤🤍💙
Thank you, to you as well!
Thank you for that video, it is absolutely beautiful. But I feel I need to make a correction here, the Georgia state bird is the (mosquito) but I guess we can share...thank you again.
LOL, What a "great" thing to Share ! 🤣
That's some serious fog. Horns sounds good thought,spooky
WOW that is sooo coollll THank you Paul
Thanks! You're very welcome.
Did you stay up for the CSL Welland and Muntgratch?
I for some "odd" reason did 😂
😂😂😂 only true boatnerds
LOL, or someone with a serious "condition"....
@@PaulScinocca the Stewart J Cort came in to superior on the fourth and did a rare(for her dual horn master Salute
@@ILikeGT_101 I was there, fore and after horns! What a treat!
Just missed seeing her in Marquette yesterday but I did get to see the Phillip Clarke. Definitely a bonus. Have a safe 4th of July weekend. 😊
Clarke is a great catch! I have yet to crawl up to 2 Harbors to catch her myself. I'm getting slack...
@@PaulScinocca you will succeed in catching her lol Every time I get pictures from Marquette I send pictures to Cedric lol
Great salute and very cool to see the H Lee White's powerful engines creating the wake...⚓📣
No doubt!
WOW that was interesting how the waves formed. Thanks Paul
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful, big waves!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Was it the speed that caused the big wake ?
A little of the speed of the ship and also the waves were coming in from the NE, assisting the build up of the wake.
Terrific horn and an extra-long long, can't beat that
They have great horns on this class of vessel, making them all worth catching in my "book".
Awesome video Happy 4th of July to you !
Thanks! You too!
THanks for these videos. Wonderful! I live along the Mississippi in Wisconsin - and while I do love our tows and barges and occasional paddlewheel, these lakers are just a different breed. Thanks, again!
Glad you like them! Thank you.
Economy haze....
LOL, I guess so!
I always enjoy the water level shorts, Paul. It looks like you use 4 cameras. How long does it take to set up, if you don’t mind my asking?
Correct on the camera counts, most of the time 4, and one more camera for the audio. If I am not on the bike, it normally goes down to 3 or 2. A full set up takes about 10 Minutes ( using the bike) I normally set up about 15 minutes before the lift, makes it easier to set up without the crowds converving on the Piers. About the same on the take-down.
No smoke, no poke! (power)
True. 😂
Great Video I Enjoyed It Thanks For Posting 😊
Glad you enjoyed it, appreciated!
Good job, man.
Thanks! I try!
As a kid living in Duluth in the 50s, many boats were still coal fired….and I remember looking from our back yard tree for the black smoke on the horizon. We could see the smoke before we could see the boat…and we were waiting for dad to come home. He sailed the Lakes in the 40s and 50s.
Awesome! I've heard a lot of stories from back then, a lot of soot in the town with the trains and ships burning coal.
Nice captain salutes from the American Sprit...⚓📣📣
Indeed! They treated us well!
The American Spirit is definitely a heavy smoker. At least a 5 pack a day habit from the looks of it...🚬
Non filtered...
This is great information and insight.
Wow and I thought the AI needed repainting....
LOL, you could see they did some paint patching....
@@PaulScinocca Yeah which only makes the rest of it look worse
Well, at least we now know that American Steamship owns at least one paintbrush 🤣 Now if they could just repaint her name.
LOL! Nicely stated!
Such an honorable name for an honorable Great Lakes lady. And fitting for the holiday.
Indeed!
Back in the day, and I remember when the American Spirit was breaking down, and running around during the past Shipping Seasons. She, also looks, like she was going to get a paint 🎨 job, and the person going to paint 🎨 her, has forgot to finish the paint 🎨 job. I, hope 🙏, that she continues to sail ⛵️ during the 2024 Shipping 🚢 Season without any problems. 5:27
I bet they were hanging over the edge with a brush, bucket on the Bosuns Chair.
It's amazing to see how much 5 gallons of black paint covers
I wonder how many gallons that was ?
I love the paint scheme! They going for the camouflage? Gonna start zigzagging out in the middle of the lake?😅😂
the anti sub camo :)) Just think what it would cost to paint it
There may be U-boats out there....at least that would be Rand Logistics theory.
@@jamesnelson6980 😆 🤣
Nice!! 🤣
somebody needs to lean that one out a little bit!
LOL a wee bit..
Maybe she's coming in fora tune-up. 😊
Or some more diesel fluid ...
Awesome double salute!
I think the double salute was because the bridge camera was several seconds behind the canal camera or vice-versa. I’ve seen it happen before.
It was a double salute, one for each area of the crowd on the Piers.
Federal Yukon: Doh curse this ghastly mucky fog!! I can barely see past my own cranes!! HEEEEEY!!!! TUGGER!! I NEED YOU TO BE MY EYES OKAY? AM I NEAR THE LIFT BRIDGE!?!
A little stressful on the Pilot!
@@PaulScinocca I should say so. There's a good reason why they call them fog horns.
i wonder if you can record the fireworks of 4th july isaw a video of you from 2021 looks a great show ty in advance if uare in area and nothign to do
Lol, just posted it!
WOW impressive how these ship come in with the fog and be lined up in the middle of the canal . This was great Paul with the extra showing the ship turn and the radio back and forth. Thank you
Really like this one today Paul. Great chatter, love the fog and the tug. Great video. Thanks.
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I'd hate to be so foggy that a ship hit in the canal 😢
Canal kapal yang sangat berguna. Bagi kapal2 internasional
Radio chatter is great! That ship is really riding high.
Thanks, She was coming in empty, heading to the Coal dock at SMET to load Petroleum Coke.