Dennis this video is SPECTACULAR! The best video that you have ever posted. I will be watching it over and over. Loved that you included the Alder and the Sundew. And the Meteor too. Wow!
GIves a good perspective of v the harbors that you can't get from the ground. I took a tour of the Ervin in 2016. Very interesting. Recommend it to anyone who has not taken it. A lot of climbing involved, but worth it. Very neat video, Dennis!
Great video, Dennis. Thanks so much. Fun to see it all from a different perspective. And bittersweet to see the Ford and American Victory just sitting there. Does anyone know of the status for the Anderson? Missed seeing her out there this past season. Judy K.
My drone time was limited around the Lee Tregurtha due to security at Fraser Shipyard. I stay over water if I do not have permission and there wasn't anyone around at the time. I will try and get closer from a regular airplane tomorrow.
As noted above by a couple other anonymous posters, loved seeing the Arthur M Anderson--so much history there, the last to see/contact the Fitz. According to the Duluth Shipping News website, there were no plans to send her out in the 2017-18 shipping season, after making 22 trips to Duluth the previous year (arrived for winter layup 1/15/17), waiting for business to pick up for the Great Lakes Fleet. Cross your fingers...Grammie Pat, West St.Paul, MN
Thank you, Den. It is wonderful to be able to see the boats in the various places in the harbor. I have never been to Duluth, but I am so happy I can watch the boats, etc. from your cameras.
Dennis this video is SPECTACULAR! The best video that you have ever posted. I will be watching it over and over. Loved that you included the Alder and the Sundew. And the Meteor too. Wow!
ReplyDeletevery cool dennis
ReplyDeleteNice to see the boats all sleeping. How about the Ryerson?
ReplyDeleteThe Ryerson is there tucked between two elevators in Superior. Hard to get a good photo of it there.
DeleteThis is incredible and gives more perspective to all the boats/layout of the harbor. I enjoyed it tremendously, thank you!!
ReplyDeleteVERY NICE!! Only been to Duluth once and didn’t get a good look at the harbor then. Interesting. Got to get back there.
ReplyDeleteLoved to see the j.b.ford again. thanks dennis
ReplyDeleteGreat job Dennis. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Den How About the other Floating cement warehouse ship over in Superior?
ReplyDeleteHi Den How About the other Floating cement warehouse ship over in Superior?
ReplyDeleteI will be over in Superior Friday and see if I can get anything else.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Thoroughly enjoyed this, Dennis! Thank you for your time and effort!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dennis, is that about the average number of boats that winter in the Twin Ports?
ReplyDeleteJohn, Yes, very typical for the number of boats wintering here.
DeleteThank you for all you do. We really enjoy your efforts.
ReplyDeleteAh, the Arthur Anderson. I do hope it gets used this year.
ReplyDeleteGIves a good perspective of v the harbors that you can't get from the ground. I took a tour of the Ervin in 2016. Very interesting. Recommend it to anyone who has not taken it. A lot of climbing involved, but worth it. Very neat video, Dennis!
ReplyDeleteThat was just awesome Dennis, really enjoyed it. Wondered where the Arthur Anderson was. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat video, Dennis. Thanks so much. Fun to see it all from a different perspective. And bittersweet to see the Ford and American Victory just sitting there. Does anyone know of the status for the Anderson? Missed seeing her out there this past season. Judy K.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Thanks for the unique perspective of our beloved 'boats'.
ReplyDeleteArthur Anderson! Love!!! Could you hover longer over the Lee Tregurtha? :) Love from RI boatnerdgal
ReplyDeleteMy drone time was limited around the Lee Tregurtha due to security at Fraser Shipyard. I stay over water if I do not have permission and there wasn't anyone around at the time. I will try and get closer from a regular airplane tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteAh I see! Thank you:)
DeleteLove the video! Thank Dennis.
ReplyDeleteAs noted above by a couple other anonymous posters, loved seeing the Arthur M Anderson--so much history there, the last to see/contact the Fitz. According to the Duluth Shipping News website, there were no plans to send her out in the 2017-18 shipping season, after making 22 trips to Duluth the previous year (arrived for winter layup 1/15/17), waiting for business to pick up for the Great Lakes Fleet. Cross your fingers...Grammie Pat, West St.Paul, MN
ReplyDeleteThank you, Den. It is wonderful to be able to see the boats in the various places in the harbor. I have never been to Duluth, but I am so happy I can watch the boats, etc. from your cameras.
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