Lift Bridge, Hulett Ore Unloader and a Narative Tour of Point Park Ashtabula, Ohio

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I like to thank Glenn B. for taking the time to spend an afternoon with me.
This is Glenn and I at Point Park in Ashtabula, Ohio.
He is explaining the harbor, ships, Hulett Ore Unloader as well as other interesting facts. He is quite an intelligent gentleman.
In the very beginning he is talking about the buoy that washed up on shore in Ashtabula.

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17 сен 2024

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@Backstretch1 Год назад

I'm not why RU-vid suggested this video but I thoroughly enjoyed it!

@humminaaa Год назад

thank you for watching and your comment

@JaySlaterOfMars 2 года назад

This was tremendously interesting. I don't know how I missed the Hulett bucket when I was there a few weeks ago, but the video tour is a good substitute.

@humminaaa 2 года назад

Thank you for watching, appreciate your feedback.

@scopex2749 2 года назад

So much for them making all 4 of the Huletts ' LISTED HISTORIC MACHINERY' then cutting them all up and just saving that one bucket. The said they would set up one fully working! More politician lies :((

@scotabot7826 3 года назад

Sir, Trump is for coal, with all due respect!!!!!!

@humminaaa 3 года назад

Thank you for your input.

@andrewjones3018 2 года назад

Trump said he was for coal and then did nothing to help the industry (no govt interference, he let the free market dictate coal industry). Look how many coal companies filed for bankruptcy during his time in office. That said, coal demand has continued to fall due to cheap natural gas in our area, along with steel mills transitioning to different production processes (such as electric arc furnaces that melt scrap and blast furnaces using more hot briquette iron pellets, which requires less coal). Good video on the harbor’s history though. Industrialism of our nation sure was an interesting time. I’m proud to still work at an integrated steel mill in Cleveland. Starting with raw materials and ending up with world class steel.