A cabine deve ser movida cerca de quatro quilômetros, mas as condições estão mudando a cada minuto. #HomensDaMontanha | HISTORY

A ship, stretching more than 1,300 feet, ran aground at the Suez Canal and blocked one of the world’s most vital shipping lanes, leaving more than 100 ships stuck at each end of the canal. https://nyti.ms/3vZxgeQ | The New York Times

157K views · 3.6K reactions | The last through the Duluth shipping canal, the Paul R Tregurtha enters for winter lay-up. Sound on for the final salute! #befromDuluth © Dennis O’Hara. Used with permission. See more at www.NorthernImages.com or bit.ly/HarborCamDuluth and his YouTube channel at bit.ly/DuluthHarborCamYouTube | Destination Duluth | Facebook

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Let's watch a Great Lakes freighter come through the Canal in Duluth, MN! This is one of the biggest attractions in downtown Duluth 😀. I was hanging out at Canal Park, not expecting to see a ship come through. But there it was, surprise! It took about 4 minutes for it to come through the canal and go under the Aerial Lift Bridge. This is the Joseph L. Block, based out of Chicago. In 1976 she was built to haul steel around the Great Lakes. Now her cargo is primarirly ore and limestone to supply

70K views · 1.9K reactions | Ship BACKS out of Duluth Canal... In an unusual maneuver, the 650 ft Algoma Intrepid captain decided to avoid the harbor ice and back his way out of the Duluth Harbor Christmas day. Even the typical boat/bridge salute was backward. © Dennis O’Hara. Used with permission. See more at www.NorthernImages.com or bit.ly/HarborCamDuluth and his YouTube channel at bit.ly/DuluthHarborCamYouTube | Destination Duluth | Facebook