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She's magnificent 🤩

It was a really great video, seriously interesting, but you really need to get rid of the music, which is distracting to begin with when you're watching an intense detail-oriented operation going on between marine experts, with action music background preventing me from making out what they're saying in places, when I really want to just watch the professionals work. Thanks. Great video, though, besides the distracting music.

Getting tucked in for winter. Sigh. Now I'll be watching reruns of freighters.🫠

True professionals in action.

Tugs are amazing! Wow!

How those tug boats pull those large ships into place is amazing ❤

Its that time of the year, again. I enjoy winter lay-up videos, thank you for this! 😊

Thanks for this. I remember going fishing there as a kid in the '60's.

I know of 3 more shipwrecks at Little Sturgeon Bay. You could see them from overhead or on google maps years ago. One of them you could see in the water at the C dock at Wave Pointe, but that one might be sunk into the mud now. It almost was when they built Wave Pointe. I believe there are a few more, but only timbers are left. The first one at 44.84655, -87.55545, was in dock and burned to the waterline. The second at the dock is here: 44°50'44.2"N 87°33'32.2"W and the third I know of takes a bit of a hike to get to and it's private property now that has been divided into lots. It was located right up against the ledge along the shore. Was a fishing boat that the engine quit and they drifted across the bay into the ledge. 44°51'12.2"N 87°34'24.1"W . When the water is clear in the spring, that one should show. I know it's been documented by Paul Creviere, Jr. in his book that is available at Door County Maritime Museum. He documented over 150 of them. Name of the book is something like Wind and Sails, Tattered Tales. Dry reading because it's a documentation buy he dove each wreck.

I love to see footage of them coming in for lay up. You cant even get close with a drone in the 2 ports I am close to. Hope to see the others come in too.

Good video! That ice! I grew up in Burns Harbor,IN. Well , East Chicago and Hammond. Didn’t know they named a ship after the place. I remember hearing the lunch bell,whatever You call it , from the steel mills. How I love the Great Lakes 🎄🌟🙏

Looks like she is the first one in for winter layup.they must have some major work scheduled for her if they are putting her in the graving dock

It dosn’t look like it’s space for the tug at the stern to pass on Burns Harbor’s side and get out of the dock. Or?

Good to see you back at the winter layups Mark. Always enjoy seeing those lakers coming in. Happy New Year!

Holy cow this is impressive! Thank you for the footage!

So interesting to hear the radio traffic in combination with the drone footage. Thanks Mark!

That’s my hubby on the bow… Great work as always Timmy ❤

That is a pretty big vessel! Not sure if it could fit in St. John's NL, harbour

Impressive. Would be even better if they give the ship a Dieselpunk make-over.

Impressionante!

Great Share best wishes ❤❤

Hard to believe ships like this sink

Nice salute and we didn't have to hear that shrill annoying locomotive horn they have at Duluth!!!!

Cool Thx

What a cool video!

Threading two needles on a curve no less with this giant vessel, very nicely done by the helmsman. Thanks for the upload.

What climate change??

Like something out of game of thrones

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SOUNDING HORN 😮 THANK U 😊

At the end . . . you can't see anything in the direction the ship is going . . .

If you think they look big here try sharing Greys Reef Passage with one, when your in a 35 foot sailboat. That’s a passage up in northern Lake Michigan that most boats going to Lake Huron from south have to take. When you share it with one of those big boys it sure makes the passage seem smaller than it is.

Nice, but where were the historical photos to go along with what is there now?

Incredible video!!!

Did that small tug stay behind the Mesabi Miner or was it able to sneak out between the ship and the dry dock wall?

Instresting video

Observe the brainlet in the lower right of the video. He sits at home watching a TV that is horizontal, but films vertically. To quote Bugs Bunny, "what a maroon." Fortunately for us, the video author knows better. Great video!

3:50 how did the tug (from the stern) get out of the drydock ?? did it squeeze by ??

Really enjoyed, visiting the week of 9/15. Thanks for great videos.

Pretty big properties it seems for retirees but that's a first glance.

Cool music.👍

Nice way to relax on a summer evening. Thanks Mark.

❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤ 🎉❤ PLEASE DON'T SCRAP HER!!! 20 years ago, we had a family get together in Amherstburg, CAN, and my maternal grandmother shared with me that we had family helping to run the S.S. Blough! I have always wished I could find my Canadian family members, and see if they could talk the family into letting me board her, and take pix! Maybe - even a short voyage on her. I stayed at the Jefferson Inn, in Marysville, MI., and saw her going through its lockes! It was pouring rain, but what a coincidence!!! Her name was MARYANNE SMYTHE of Detroit, then Grosse Pointe Park, MI. This post gives me 'chills'!

Well now, where are the close up of the prop work ?

THANKS for this unique look into the shipyard!

Didn't know the Ironmaster was there, what are they doing to that?

I Understand one of the Shipping Co.'s is Building Even (3) Larger Ships. The first one Stars Trials Next Spring! It is Huge, 125ft. Wide, 1125ft. Long and Can Haul up too 100,000 tons of Ore. 4000 plus Semi-Liads of Pellets one the Great Lakes! Wow.

Oh! My! It's So Big! Will it get Stuck? Do Hope Not, Gee!

Let’s hope the Roger Blough gets repaired and have all its issues fixed so a Fire can never again ignite.

Wish she’d come to Duluth for this, no offense to you lol. The only reason she ever comes here is for shipyard services, which are few and far between, fortunately or unfortunately

Le Grandi Navi 😍 .. Mesabi Miner 👏👏👏 😍