The largest great lakes freighter and the newest great lakes freighter 

That is the best two-fer EVER!! Great job Cody.

Fantastic video👍🏻 Wow, the sky! 1:23 That was neat to see PRT "peek a boo" from behind Algoma Bear 😊 And as always, beautiful pictures of you, Argo!

Nice shot, Cody. You know the way to get them is to work at it. The PRT ALWAYS has a very professional aura about her. Her long, straight, no nonsense lines, and her powerful horn and utter immensity all add to it. The Bear seemed to be in a hurry. Also her hull is awfully scraped up for a brand new ship. Must have difficult unloading, (the scrapes are high up on the hull,) docks to work.

Very nice Cody & Argo, you got lucky with the Bear Salute

AMAZING that as big as they are, and as mechanical as they are, these freighters are this quiet (from the outside) when they glide past you.

Very nice episode Cody Thanks for sharing

Great video!!!! I have seen the mighty Paul R many times on the St. Clair River. What a sight!

Day after engineers day there was an ambulance on its way to the ferry as it was on the other side of the river. They ended up kicking the few cars they loaded on off and bolted across the river to get the ambulance and bolt back across. The ferry captain waisted no time. How different they react to ambulance crossings vs regular car crossings.

The Bear is already a little rough looking.

I thought the Joseph L. Block [Nope, I'm misremembering the name it's the Mark W. Barker] was the newest freighter (remember seeing her in the Bay Ship shipyard as she was being finished). Just learned by your video that the Algoma Bear is newer, which makes me happy that the Great Lakes fleet are being updated with new hulls. I was very happy to see the Paul R. Tregurtha when she came through the Duluth Ship Canal the second week of August (my first time). Thanks for this video!