Built in 1960, the 730 ft Edward L. Ryerson has shared the title "Queen of the Lakes" due to its beautiful design.
Currently docked in Superior Wisconsin, it is hoped that the Ryerson will be returned to service one of these days.
Learn more about the Edward L Ryerson at: Boatnerds and Duluth Shipping News.
I like your vid icon- it expresses you very well!
ReplyDeleteThe boatnerd essay did well at explaining the aesthetic features of the Ryerson, which I was able to see in your vid. I haven’t seen a good pic of the stern yet though. Casna
My repost of the link didn’t work either. I don’t know if it’s my tablet. Also the search tool on boatnerd was showing me a ‘forbidden’ message.
How about a nice fly-around of the stern? More attractive ship than the present-day barges.
ReplyDelete"Fast Eddie" was a good nickname.
I will but the stern flyby on my list for when it warms up next time.
DeleteIs there talks about it returning to service? What company owns the ship
ReplyDeleteNo, but the economy is turning around. It would probably need an unloading system built onto it's deck. Sure would change the looks.
ReplyDeletePlease check the essay on this but I believe they would have to reconstruct the holds with sloping sides in order to work with a self unloaded along with other problems.Casna
DeleteIt wasn't long ago that plans were in the works, maybe again some day.
ReplyDeletehttp://duluthshippingnews.com/tag/edward-l-ryerson/
ReplyDeleteHere’s the index page to Ken’s photos and articles. I could swear these links worked before, but maybe I’m wrong. Casna
Thanks for the neat video of the Ryerson! You captured what I can never see. She is a great boat! Sometime maybe you can even capture her stern. I love stern shots!! Thanks again. Jeff H.
ReplyDeleteDirect LINKS are in blue underneath the photo.
ReplyDeleteBe sure to catch them; I missed them somehow. Casna
Beautiful... Dennis. Enjoy each second of your efforts, Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just heard she has a new owner. She’ll be moving to Fraser shipyards in superior going to get a boom and be put be in service. any truth in that ! 10-22-2019
ReplyDeletesure hate to see a boom on her I suppose we will have to call it progress. But still the best looking boat on ALL the lakes,by far
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