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Wow, that's a beautiful ship!

An absolutely amazing film, and the ambient makes it all cum through with such an intensity. Like true Art.

This is the last boat I was on back in 1978, with the ARA Servies, Inc.

Beautiful video of her. I love this video. Thank you for sharing this with everyone.

great lakes have lots of cruise ships...seems the areas where they dock or so obscure and desolate

I explored this place today. Never again.

I didn't know they had postal service mail boats, pretty neat.

Beautiful footage. Thank you.

Nice footage of Happy Ranger.well done job!

One of my new favorite ships , almost yacht like and also class 1A hull (ice breaking capable)

Great job, beautiful flight and a beautiful ship!

She is named after a Dutch resistance fighter that gave a lot of Germans herpes during the second world war.

She's a knockout!

I shouldn't be surprised anymore but . . . it's amazing to me how few people you see (if any) on these boats.

Beautiful

Cinema mate salute.

Nicely done!

Those blades are HUGE! "That's what" - She said.

Nice to see you flying again!

What kind of drone did you use?

En donde queda este paso marítimo, por favor alguien que sepa.

Does this world understand the simple pleasures of the Bob-Lo boat trip and fun day? I was born in 1962. No, that world is long gone.

nearly the size of my package

Uma grande ''canoa'' como se fala aqui na Amazônia

Tamam coçuklarımız şehit olmayacak bunda sonra

does vaguely resemble a starship

Would not have been that bridge made a little broader? Write it down, it is going to be banged one day.

LOOK AT THE FILTH in that water. Pathetic and the americans dont give a fuck

What a beautiful video my friend. Outstanding 👏🏼

Is this a steamer

This video brought back memories for me! I got a traffic ticket on that very bridge 25 years ago! Thanks! 😅

WOW! Fantastic video! So far, the only one that gives you a true idea of the size of this amazing ship. Thanks for sharing.

My father worked at the Ford Rouge plant 1930 -1965. When I got drafted in '67 it was "bye bye".

☹️2 minute mark see The Joe 🥊 in the background 🏒 👍🏻

If she's dropping off iron ore, what's the purpose of opening the hatches? She's a self unloader so it shouldn't be necessary to have all of them open like that. I get having one or two open to prevent any possibility of a vacuum forming, but all of them?

This is so much more interesting than most of the ship videos I've seen..really impressive drone work. You deserve many more subs for real!

Now, two years later, it isn’t only the Ste. Claire that this video commemorates. The Conners Creek power plant in the background had the final section demolished last year. The last of the Seven Sisters and Twin Brothers is also lost to the sands of time.

One of my favorite ships, no tugs needed.

Far from the days of the Fitz and other older Freighters of the Great Lakes

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Awesome ship chases and catching the pilot boats as well. Super liked.

I am so happy to find another ship chaser like you. Awesome footage and great flying. Fully watched and super liked.

Wow that place is so ugly it's beautiful.

Wow!!

Threading the needle !

My great Gamas house was 6 blocks away from here. I used to go watch the ships come through when i was a wee tike!

Nice video. My husband is on that ship right now. He's a wheelsman. It wasn't his watch when you took that video though.

Surely that's the Arthur M. Anderson docked portside of Algoma Intrepid (starts at about 2:00).

Very nicely done. Great lighting and music.

Nice job btw