Hon James L Oberstar arriving in Duluth. 1/14/20

[@mooorecowbell4222]

how nice that they have a person to tell the visitors all about the ships sailing into port

[@carolhurd1919]

Beautiful video

[@paultrappiel9943]

The lobster 😅

[@bruceg.6282]

Probably the same person who operates the draw span.

[@michaelborgelt1600]

Unfortunately i understand only a little bit. Greetings from Germany. Grüße aus Deutschland : - )

[@nightengale7163]

Great narration for visitors 🙂👍

[@HyperActive7]

Anyone who is willing to go out in below zero to see a steamer ship in is a real passionate fan of the trade!

[@insertnamehere313]

Our Great Lakes Freighters have more steel than most ocean sailing ships.

[@xXJBrutalXx]

she looks like the Edmund Fitzgerald minus some white on the bow.

[@merylwade7578]

It's good to see that many people out there!

[@frankpeck1448]

Hello Jane...Thank you, for such a Fabulous and Informative video...I'm a former Twin Ports resident, now residing in Kentucky.⚘

[@artukbey6042]

Very nice

[@maxnikolenko2302]

Beautiful ice pics. Winter looks like awesome and is no match for this boat, lol

[@RandomDudeOne]

Those are some diehards out there in January

[@pigskin1000]

very cool. love those lake boats. looked like he was coming in a little hot. I guess any slower and he loses steerage.

[@Cammo-vp1gl]

Nothing like this in Australia, our climate is too warm however in Melbourne, it feels like there should be icebergs in winter. I love seeing this sort thing, it’s awesome. 🥶🥶🍺🍺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@geneva760]

HA - MELBOURNE never gets that cold -it is just that we get ‘spoiled’ with our mild Winters and whinge about NOTHING. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

[@davidfeller1021]

Exquisite finally!

[@markfry4304]

The way some of the crew stands there and waves at people makes me think of a parade float. lol

[@frankpeck1448]

Hello Jane...Thank you, for such a Fabulous and Informative video...I'm a former Twin Ports resident, now residing in Kentucky.⚘

[@robertpapps5383]

Thanks much, always amazing to see them coming in through the ice!

[@RileyGoss]

I see myself.

[@ILM787]

What are the pros/cons of having a bridge towards the bow versus the stern?

[@T-Sav]

You can see more at the front, and less at the back

[@Seahorn_]

bridge on the forward: pro: it is on the forward con: it is not at the back bridge on the back: pro: it is on the back con: it is not on the forward

[@ILM787]

Seahorn lol

[@Seahorn_]

@@ILM787 In all seriousness now: advatangae of bridge forward - excellent visibility in front of the vessel - very quiet ship as at most vessels engineroom stays on the back, so crew sleeping forward have a good rest disadvantage: - more difficult to see what the vessels does when turning near buoys and/or in tight spaces - in rough weather more noise from vessel hitting the waves and the foreships moves more then the aftship so less rest when sleeping in the foreship - more expensive to built as engineroom is far from the bridge and pipes and cables have to run from engineroom to bridge advatangae of bridge on the aft advantage: - better overall visibility when turning - less movement of the aftship so "better" rest in rough weather - cheaper to built as pipes and cables to bridge can be shorter disadvantage: - poor visibility close to the bow - more noise from the engine and engineroom All in all both have advantages, however I think that the building cost are most decisive (for ocean going vessels at least).

[@MagnetOnlyMotors]

1:00 So there!

[@tryinout1s583]

That is a heck of an ice breaker.

[@MrCptjohn]

Beautiful vessel

[@janec.9706]

👋👋👋📢📣📢🔊

[@mikegillaspy1721]

I thought the lakes shut down in winter

[@janeherrick6273]

Shipping stops when the locks close from mid January through mid March.

[@RileyGoss]

I see myself.

[@wientz]

of course you are right below you

[@Seahorn_]

@@wientz assuming he does not live down under

[@bruceg.6282]

I just couldn't live in such a frigid environment.

[@NattyBumppo48]

It's definitely something that takes getting used to....lol

[@bruceg.6282]

@@NattyBumppo48 I spent 4 years in Miami working and going to college and I loved the environment. I just couldn't afford to live there. But I'll always love the hot weather.

[@realestatepros2797]

@ 28 Seconds ~ Powered by 2 engines 2,406 cylinders ! Lol she has no clue what shes talking about ! Thats a lot of Cylinders

[@blusnuby2]

She said: two 4100 horsepower six cylinder diesel engines. Perhaps a battery change is due for your hearing aids ?

[@tyronetrump1612]

blusnuby2 what???

[@mr.mcbeavy1443]

@@blusnuby2 Except she omitted the "horsepower" part. But yeah, she's not THAT stupid.

[@harrylebastard]

Nothing wrong with what she said, anyone with any type of engine knowledge would know what she means,your tryingbto be smart and it didnt work.

[@harrylebastard]

@@mr.mcbeavy1443 if you had a Toyota Tundra 5.7Litre and someone asks how big is the engine you say 5.7.