Easily the worst tornado ND has had in the EF scale era. Crazy that it was rain wrapped its entire life and so late in August

Add William a iervin!

Is it ok if i use this video for an ediy

American Victor 😊🎉🎉😂😂❤❤❤

12:42 MAN those diaphragms are clean

Algolake 😊😊❤❤🎉🎉❤❤❤

Canadian miner 🎉🎉😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This happens from time to time and with many ships that go through the harbor. Winds, currents, malfunctions, many different things can cause this to happen. It's been many, many years since a ship missed the turn and ended up crashing into a pier or doing any damage.

Cason j callaway❤❤❤😊😊😊🎉🎉

Edward l Ryerson😊😊😊❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Herbert c Jackson ❤❤🎉🎉🎉😂😂😊

12:25 Beautiful horn, beautiful photos.

You cant forget the Edmund fitzgerald (The legend lives on from the chippewa on down of the big lake they call gitchee gumee)

RIP to the ships lost to time, scrap or fire in this video...

I love how they say hi to the bridge operator, one long two short honks. That is so cool!

Thank you for this, very relaxing and I truly enjoyed it.

That was a big oops when the ship went the wrong way.

I have proposal: Saltie ships should be designed like Lake Freighters (with Pilot house forward and engine workings aft).

I’d love one for my car 😂😂😂

They NEED to get forward freighters back! All in favor?

Hon james l oberstar was too funny 😂 8:21

Let's hope the Arthur Anderson never gets scrapped she's a historic vessel ..she sailed with the Edmund Fitzgerald on her last voyage in 1975 before the Fitzgerald went down with all hands

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2:21 American Fortitude sounds like me going through puberty

I’m a fan of Great Lakes ships my dad seen some of these ships like the fortitude and victory

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Salute! 🌹⚓

I noticed absolutely no one even moved when they announced Please get back from the ship. People even began to come from other places to see what was happening. Looks like they even had kids with them. Then they will wonder why the kids do not pay any attention.

3:26 the horn of the fortitude

1:08 man your right that was my favorite ship Edmund Fizgerald😢

Awesome sir!

Yeah! This is Way cool! When I was a kid (a…. while ago now), there were still a lot of those ships still afloat and working, and most of them were still powered by double or triple expansion reciprocating steam engines. There was a steady procession of them, 24/7 and you could hear their deep toned, resonant steam whistles around the clock, especially at night when it was generally quieter. And the sky over the water was often full of smoke from their boiler fires. If you were near the water when they passed and signaled an approaching ship, you could feel it in your chest! Today, most of them are diesel powered, and they have air horns instead of steam whistles. Their pitch is not as low and they’re not as resonant but I still groove on their sound. I have always loved the Great Lakes and the ships that navigate them. I have had my own boats out on them and I learned Great Respect for them! If you’re going out there, Better you bring your -A- game!

The Chesnut Ship Horn Was The Best One Other Like The Cason J Callaway. And their ship horn sounded like the're saying Merp From Tytolis Merp 24/7 Live Chat 😄😄Chesnut Ship Horn: MERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRP

Fun fact, This very video brought me to the new age music genre. and now, Medwyn Goodall Wayne Gratz and Marshall Styler are some of my favorite new age artists.

Do you have videos of these cause I swear there you had videos

Wow a parade of Salties, Lakers, Freighters, Angels of the sea---Coast Guard an Tugs, Research Vessels ❤. Grandest Parade I've ever seen,( pass in review)❤ Thank You an your wonderful editing. Blessings

What does 1 long and 2 short blasts mean?

American fortitude ship is scrapped rip

I'm probably not the last hockey fan here and most of the horns used are the same model of horns used in many of the nhl arenas today

Lived there so long ago, while in elementary and used to sneak into that building with friends. We were “ghost hunting” but it had a roof then… or most of one. It’s been a good 13+ years. Lots of vandalism and building was condemned for various reasons when we went as far as I heard.

The old girl gave it her all and served the area proudly for nigh 100+ years; and she went out like a lady, giving us a final bow for her years of service. Some today say while in the area, swear they can still see it around the bend. And they can, in their minds forever. Farewell Wagon Wheel Bridge, but not so to the now immortalized memories.

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Beautiful pics of Iowa!!

This tyfon horns are so good, wish there were still more steamers left.

1:45 náuticos soccer club 3:11 3:19 7:50

Maybe not along the lines of cruise ships but they are beautiful - working ships, each with their own "voice"; people forget that they are also home to their Crews as well👍🌹

14:23 isnt that the cutter that saved the 2 guys from the Carl D. Bradley?

4:49 Capt. Henry Jackman was scrapped and the new version of Capt. Henry Jackman was built

4:57 nice horn

I really enjoyed your video. Thank you!🙂