I agree foreverspring. I'd that they didn't answer back. How rude. That was a short visit too. Lol
@foreverspring18 сағат бұрын
It's rather embarrassing that the Bridge did not respond to the VanEnkevort's salute, whatever the reason. Surely the operator(s) had to hear it. It sounded loud enough.
@sarahjunge737118 сағат бұрын
Great video Paul!!! I think I liked the old black paint job better then the red one
@CharlesinGA18 сағат бұрын
Bridge operators hearing aid batteries went dead at the wrong moment 😂
@jennyk202219 сағат бұрын
Can't believe bridge would "snub." Perhaps a harmless oversight or technical glitch?
@PaulScinocca19 сағат бұрын
it really seems to happen to this vessel more often than with others.....I guess from the arriving at that distance from the bridge they salute, the operator cannot hear the salute?
@SteveMikre4420 сағат бұрын
Gotta be "technical difficulties"...🤔
@PaulScinocca19 сағат бұрын
I wonder!
@by-amrcn20 сағат бұрын
No return salute? Waive the harbor fees!
@PaulScinocca19 сағат бұрын
LOL, it really seems to happen to this vessel more often than with others.....I guess from the arriving at that distance, the operator cannot hear the salute?
@djackson224318 сағат бұрын
@@PaulScinocca I agree Paul. When I saw the title I said this is not the first time the bridge did not return salute to the Clyde S.
@user-yb6zt2ey3j20 сағат бұрын
A very good video
@PaulScinocca19 сағат бұрын
Thank you very much!
@peterpontinen922020 сағат бұрын
Great vids Paul......
@PaulScinocca20 сағат бұрын
Thank You!
@louGriggs194423 сағат бұрын
Great video today Paul, and interesting commentary about seagulls. I grew up in St. Petersburg, FL and have seen a few gulls in my day, along with pelicans and other shore birds. Been here near St. Louis now since 1970 and have always been amazed at the number of gulls up and down the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. We have a son in Astoria OR and another in Charleston SC so have visited both coasts and have seen them on both coasts. We have been to all the great lakes and have seen them there too. They do get around. But a master's salue from the PRT is hard to beat and you don't see many video of these beasts backing up. Thanks for the video.
@gregmctevia5087Күн бұрын
That’s good work.
@generationllКүн бұрын
How do you manage to pull up a 2nd picture?
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
Multiple cameras in use.
@firemedic5100Күн бұрын
I hate when I forget where I am going. I ain't that good at backing up.
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
LOL, it still amazes me just how well they handle these huge vessels!
@outlander2878Күн бұрын
I love this channel!!!
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
I appreciate that!
@user-fk8ry2cs5cКүн бұрын
The PRT is sure the one for me to remember. I will miss the hot and the cold days working on her. To think that where she was built is now just houses. What a waste.
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
Indeed.
@by-amrcnКүн бұрын
I spent the whole video looking for Tippi Hedren
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
LOL, She's 94-ish now?
@SteveMikre44Күн бұрын
I wonder if the Captain and crew of Paul R Tregurtha are fans of the English 80s Pop Band "Flock of Seagulls"? 🤔🇬🇧🎸
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
LOL, good question.
@ILikeGT_101Күн бұрын
I watched her master salute on canal cam she did this for Memorial Day
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
That she did, not a frequent Master Salute ship at all, they save it for special occasions.
@lynnsenger9950Күн бұрын
And I ran, I ran so far away, because I had a flock of seagulls chasing me.
@pixie706Күн бұрын
"I ran all night and day".....I am surprised that fabulous horn didn't scare them 😊
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
LOL!
@april906outdoors3Күн бұрын
PRT, a Master salute with reverb, a seagull party, and “Radar” on the mic - what’s not to love? 😊. Thank you!
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
Couldn't agree more! Thanks!
@60trickpaКүн бұрын
Awesome Awesome. Cool watching the ship back up :) thanks Paul always great videos
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
@myroncoleman9825Күн бұрын
Do the seagulls follow the big lakers all the ti me if so why?
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
I think they are opportunists, they are catching what the ship props kick up in the shallow canal. Normally, I see them abort the ship just out of the canal.
@sarahjunge7371Күн бұрын
(This is Nick, the person you met for the Federal Oshima departure) How accurate do you think the SMET rumors are? I know it is the 3rd biggest dock in Duluth/Superior 1st CN and 2nd BN (And also rare master salute for the PRT)
@sarahjunge7371Күн бұрын
Also, love how you are able to get the info from the maritime museum on to the video
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
All I know, public info, is their Lease expires in under 2 years, I also heard they were planning on shutting down the 2 coal plants. We will see if they shut or not. If they do, that is a lot of ship traffic that will end in the Twin Ports. Last season that dock had a total of80 ship visits.
@sarahjunge7371Күн бұрын
Thanks Paul! Wow that would not be good if it closed
@treeandaturdКүн бұрын
if we just had a few more seagulls!
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
And to think, they are now protected.
@pixie7062 күн бұрын
Those little boats are like bathtub toys next to the mighty lakers
@hohner512 күн бұрын
Would love to see the unloading process.
@SteveMikre442 күн бұрын
I'm willing to bet none of those sail boats has a salute like the Hon James L Oberstar...📣⚓
@joankralik67942 күн бұрын
Beautiful ole school laker! Just a few of them left now & one is in long term layup (???) & the other just uncertain in dry dock.
@rottenroads19822 күн бұрын
There are the Casual Boaters and people who just sail on the Great Lakes for their own personal enjoyment on their own Boats. Then there are the Sailors who sail upon the Large LakeBoats, delivering cargo to help fuel the Economies of both Canada & The USA.
@user-ou8rf5tc4s2 күн бұрын
Against a beautiful sky and a North Shore backdrop, the Hon James L Oberstar, looking like the hard working "laker" that she is, slides through the Duluth Canal, under the Aerial Bridge and into the Duluth Superior harbor. I call her a great example of the "Appearances be damned, there's work to be done!" ethic of these great ships!
@lynnsenger99502 күн бұрын
There's something so comical watching the sailboats in sped-up time. Love it.
@ronsamborski62302 күн бұрын
It makes them look like toy sailboats bobbing along in a swimming pool! ⛵️
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
If I kept it real time, it would have been a 25 minute video, I just can't to that to people 🤣
@ronsamborski6230Күн бұрын
@@PaulScinocca No problem Paul. We appreciate the videos you put together. Always interesting and informative. 👍🏼
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
@@ronsamborski6230 appreciated!
@XMeK2 күн бұрын
Thank you! Beautiful ship.
@treeandaturd2 күн бұрын
is that the only bridge in the world with its own horn?
@Betty-mq6mf2 күн бұрын
It is so satisfying to hear the salutes!!
@PaulScinoccaКүн бұрын
The "best" part!
@musicstewart97442 күн бұрын
Now that would be a wake up call. You are just sailing along on a Sunday and here comes a 806 foot long Great Lakes ship.
@LeahSkis2 күн бұрын
I'd probably need to change my pants. Lol. Then, of course, reach for my phone once I'm out of the way to take a ton of photos.
@ronsamborski62302 күн бұрын
I’m thinking that’s comparable to a small plane like a Cessna or Beechcraft being near the flight path of a jumbo jet. Or someone driving a little Smart car being alongside a huge semi truck. They all have their place and can share their travel routes. Disasters can happen when operators get careless.
@user-yb6zt2ey3j2 күн бұрын
A nice old ship and a great salute
@PaulScinocca2 күн бұрын
I do agree! I will admit I'm partial to the classic lakers.
@louGriggs19443 күн бұрын
I like the way the transcript interprets the voice interruption when the Block gives her master's salute as music. And it is indeed music to the ears of many of us. Thanks Paul.
@PaulScinocca2 күн бұрын
Neat! I'll be honest, never looked at that!
@bigmonmagoomba96343 күн бұрын
Those guys always seem to be having a good time. Must be a good boat to work on.
@PaulScinocca2 күн бұрын
I agree, had a couple of friends that worked on it, I did not hear any complaints.
@dimension-ji7xk3 күн бұрын
That ship is beat up It must have been through a lot
@JimH-ey4ov3 күн бұрын
Great video! Lots of folks in town for the marathon. Glad they could pack the canal to welcome the "Miner"!
@dianebeier83793 күн бұрын
Great video, clear, crisp, beautiful!😊😊
@PaulScinocca2 күн бұрын
Thank you! 😃
@thomashendron43563 күн бұрын
You scratched my anchor
@PaulScinocca3 күн бұрын
🤣
@pixie7063 күн бұрын
She is honoured😊 the bridge doesn't always reciprocate more than one salute.
@PaulScinocca2 күн бұрын
Depends on who is at the helm of the Bridge. One of them seems to reply to at least 2 salutes. Generally speaking, they are only expected to reply on 1 salute.
@user-yb6zt2ey3j3 күн бұрын
Wonderful
@PaulScinocca2 күн бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
@timevans94703 күн бұрын
First time I've posted on your video's. You do a good job and the editing is great. I appreciate the ships and your work.
@gregmctevia50873 күн бұрын
That was exceptional. Beautiful day, huge crowd and a “footer” in the canal. How could you go wrong? Really loved this one.
@PaulScinocca3 күн бұрын
It wad a great day! Thanks Greg.
@lynnsenger99503 күн бұрын
"This is the Joe Block." Always Joe. 💜
@PaulScinocca3 күн бұрын
I do like this ship! It's always fun to catch this ship.
@SteveMikre443 күн бұрын
The Joseph L Block brought her "A" game and simply delighted the crowd...📣⚓👍
@PaulScinocca3 күн бұрын
Indeed! They do treat the crowd so well.
@Ordnyguywebster3 күн бұрын
Awesome videos but still not like being there, I wish there was a way to convey the massiveness of these mighty machines! Made a last minute trip to Duluth Thursday night, saw 5 boats in 13 hours! Caught the Mich. and the Barker Thursday night…awesome!
@Betty-mq6mf4 күн бұрын
This brought a smile to my face!! Good to see so many folks there to welcome her.
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I agree foreverspring. I'd that they didn't answer back. How rude. That was a short visit too. Lol
It's rather embarrassing that the Bridge did not respond to the VanEnkevort's salute, whatever the reason. Surely the operator(s) had to hear it. It sounded loud enough.
Great video Paul!!! I think I liked the old black paint job better then the red one
Bridge operators hearing aid batteries went dead at the wrong moment 😂
Can't believe bridge would "snub." Perhaps a harmless oversight or technical glitch?
it really seems to happen to this vessel more often than with others.....I guess from the arriving at that distance from the bridge they salute, the operator cannot hear the salute?
Gotta be "technical difficulties"...🤔
I wonder!
No return salute? Waive the harbor fees!
LOL, it really seems to happen to this vessel more often than with others.....I guess from the arriving at that distance, the operator cannot hear the salute?
@@PaulScinocca I agree Paul. When I saw the title I said this is not the first time the bridge did not return salute to the Clyde S.
A very good video
Thank you very much!
Great vids Paul......
Thank You!
Great video today Paul, and interesting commentary about seagulls. I grew up in St. Petersburg, FL and have seen a few gulls in my day, along with pelicans and other shore birds. Been here near St. Louis now since 1970 and have always been amazed at the number of gulls up and down the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. We have a son in Astoria OR and another in Charleston SC so have visited both coasts and have seen them on both coasts. We have been to all the great lakes and have seen them there too. They do get around. But a master's salue from the PRT is hard to beat and you don't see many video of these beasts backing up. Thanks for the video.
That’s good work.
How do you manage to pull up a 2nd picture?
Multiple cameras in use.
I hate when I forget where I am going. I ain't that good at backing up.
LOL, it still amazes me just how well they handle these huge vessels!
I love this channel!!!
I appreciate that!
The PRT is sure the one for me to remember. I will miss the hot and the cold days working on her. To think that where she was built is now just houses. What a waste.
Indeed.
I spent the whole video looking for Tippi Hedren
LOL, She's 94-ish now?
I wonder if the Captain and crew of Paul R Tregurtha are fans of the English 80s Pop Band "Flock of Seagulls"? 🤔🇬🇧🎸
LOL, good question.
I watched her master salute on canal cam she did this for Memorial Day
That she did, not a frequent Master Salute ship at all, they save it for special occasions.
And I ran, I ran so far away, because I had a flock of seagulls chasing me.
"I ran all night and day".....I am surprised that fabulous horn didn't scare them 😊
LOL!
PRT, a Master salute with reverb, a seagull party, and “Radar” on the mic - what’s not to love? 😊. Thank you!
Couldn't agree more! Thanks!
Awesome Awesome. Cool watching the ship back up :) thanks Paul always great videos
Glad you enjoyed it
Do the seagulls follow the big lakers all the ti me if so why?
I think they are opportunists, they are catching what the ship props kick up in the shallow canal. Normally, I see them abort the ship just out of the canal.
(This is Nick, the person you met for the Federal Oshima departure) How accurate do you think the SMET rumors are? I know it is the 3rd biggest dock in Duluth/Superior 1st CN and 2nd BN (And also rare master salute for the PRT)
Also, love how you are able to get the info from the maritime museum on to the video
All I know, public info, is their Lease expires in under 2 years, I also heard they were planning on shutting down the 2 coal plants. We will see if they shut or not. If they do, that is a lot of ship traffic that will end in the Twin Ports. Last season that dock had a total of80 ship visits.
Thanks Paul! Wow that would not be good if it closed
if we just had a few more seagulls!
And to think, they are now protected.
Those little boats are like bathtub toys next to the mighty lakers
Would love to see the unloading process.
I'm willing to bet none of those sail boats has a salute like the Hon James L Oberstar...📣⚓
Beautiful ole school laker! Just a few of them left now & one is in long term layup (???) & the other just uncertain in dry dock.
There are the Casual Boaters and people who just sail on the Great Lakes for their own personal enjoyment on their own Boats. Then there are the Sailors who sail upon the Large LakeBoats, delivering cargo to help fuel the Economies of both Canada & The USA.
Against a beautiful sky and a North Shore backdrop, the Hon James L Oberstar, looking like the hard working "laker" that she is, slides through the Duluth Canal, under the Aerial Bridge and into the Duluth Superior harbor. I call her a great example of the "Appearances be damned, there's work to be done!" ethic of these great ships!
There's something so comical watching the sailboats in sped-up time. Love it.
It makes them look like toy sailboats bobbing along in a swimming pool! ⛵️
If I kept it real time, it would have been a 25 minute video, I just can't to that to people 🤣
@@PaulScinocca No problem Paul. We appreciate the videos you put together. Always interesting and informative. 👍🏼
@@ronsamborski6230 appreciated!
Thank you! Beautiful ship.
is that the only bridge in the world with its own horn?
It is so satisfying to hear the salutes!!
The "best" part!
Now that would be a wake up call. You are just sailing along on a Sunday and here comes a 806 foot long Great Lakes ship.
I'd probably need to change my pants. Lol. Then, of course, reach for my phone once I'm out of the way to take a ton of photos.
I’m thinking that’s comparable to a small plane like a Cessna or Beechcraft being near the flight path of a jumbo jet. Or someone driving a little Smart car being alongside a huge semi truck. They all have their place and can share their travel routes. Disasters can happen when operators get careless.
A nice old ship and a great salute
I do agree! I will admit I'm partial to the classic lakers.
I like the way the transcript interprets the voice interruption when the Block gives her master's salute as music. And it is indeed music to the ears of many of us. Thanks Paul.
Neat! I'll be honest, never looked at that!
Those guys always seem to be having a good time. Must be a good boat to work on.
I agree, had a couple of friends that worked on it, I did not hear any complaints.
That ship is beat up It must have been through a lot
Great video! Lots of folks in town for the marathon. Glad they could pack the canal to welcome the "Miner"!
Great video, clear, crisp, beautiful!😊😊
Thank you! 😃
You scratched my anchor
🤣
She is honoured😊 the bridge doesn't always reciprocate more than one salute.
Depends on who is at the helm of the Bridge. One of them seems to reply to at least 2 salutes. Generally speaking, they are only expected to reply on 1 salute.
Wonderful
Thank you! Cheers!
First time I've posted on your video's. You do a good job and the editing is great. I appreciate the ships and your work.
That was exceptional. Beautiful day, huge crowd and a “footer” in the canal. How could you go wrong? Really loved this one.
It wad a great day! Thanks Greg.
"This is the Joe Block." Always Joe. 💜
I do like this ship! It's always fun to catch this ship.
The Joseph L Block brought her "A" game and simply delighted the crowd...📣⚓👍
Indeed! They do treat the crowd so well.
Awesome videos but still not like being there, I wish there was a way to convey the massiveness of these mighty machines! Made a last minute trip to Duluth Thursday night, saw 5 boats in 13 hours! Caught the Mich. and the Barker Thursday night…awesome!
This brought a smile to my face!! Good to see so many folks there to welcome her.
Awesome! Glad it was enjoyed!