Mesabi Miner Arriving for Drydock in Sturgeon Bay, WI. Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding Part 3 Final 

Fabulous video of my no 1 Interlake princess. She’s a breathtaking girl.

It is fun to watch the Duluth harbor live cameras too.

I had the same problem getting a skiff into St. Ives Harbour in the 1950"s!

i will miss watching the ladies coming to port, but, Spring is coming!

You skills filming these ships are serious , and the real heros here are mother nature, and then these amazing ships. The two combined together makes it fascinating to watch. From an aviation nerd I could never imagine I would be in awe for theses ships and their environement, but here I am.

The lines of that tug……so beautiful.

Very nice 3 part videos. Thank you 😊 Now everyone enjoy your well deserved vacation. She can take a break too. Stay safe and warm everyone.

Wow!! You outdid yourself on this one! Absolutely stunning views and loved the radio talk as well. I hope you catch every bit of all the ships leaving in the spring? :) Especially my Wilfred Sykes.

Awesome video! Just in awe as to the skill that must be required to do this work! 🙌

Amazing. I grew up in Sturgeon Bay and didn't appreciate the work the shipyards did.

I watch several channels but OMG what a video ❤️❤️

Grateful also for the small window on the choreography of the tugs, thanks so much!

Great shots, we’ll have to get you on the tugs for one of the docking or undockings.

Great flying, love hearing the pilots, such precision. Pros all the way around. Thank you Door County Drone. 👍👍

Excellent footage and editing!

The tug is the former USCG cutter Arundel, served on her 77/78

Such an icecold video. ♥️ it. Amazing views. I need to consider the Great Lakes as a destination to visit in winter.

I can feel the cold through my monitor. Fantastic video, beautifully shot, pin sharp. What more could you ask for? Thank you

Really great video Mark! Thank you!

This is the coolest video I've seen today and I've seen a lot. Amazing flying, Mark! Thanks for the sub, too!

We take breathtaking shot like these for granted now, but hats off to the drone pilot here, excellent flying.

That was awesome. Thank you so much.

I know I'm about 6 months late in viewing these videos but aren't these vessels actually referred to as boats instead of ships? Is that because they only ply the fresh-water Great Lakes or is there a technical reason? These huge Lakers are a super interesting part of both the past and present of the awesome Great Lakes! Really nice video work and wonderful selection of music. Thanks!

That is just so amazing! Beautiful job.

Fantastic drone flying skills Mark! Your videos are gorgeous and beautifully presented. I've become a huge fan, keep them coming. I'm curious to know what drone you are using to get these tack sharp shots?

Is that my good friend the Roger Blough next to her?

Awesome video. Thanks.

Great video. I'm new to watching these ships; it's strange how exciting it is, whether you see them in the winter ice or in the summer. I have a question - how did the tug in the front get out from between the ship and the dock? It didn't look like there was enough room for it to turn around and go past the Miner. Maybe I missed something. Thanks.

Awesome video!

Sleep well!

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Im Brasil, diver 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Great video thanks

...and I'd like to know what kind of drone flies so successfully in such cold weather! (I'm a licensed drone pilot myself.)

500th like!

Was this before or after the Roger Blough had its fire?

Thank you Mark, Nice video quality/editing and music. How does the stern tug get out of the dock? Stay safe and thanks again for sharing. Boe

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Did you speed up some of the footage during editing?

WHERE are the drydock doors while she's entering?

How old are those tugs?

I guess they have to squeeze that tug pulling her in by after they get her anchored down?!

Nice footage. Ease up on the over-dramatic music.

whats the miner in drydock for?