Scene traveled down the Cuyahoga on the Sam Laud, a 636-foot Great Lakes freighter, late in June. Here's the view.
All photos by Sam Allard.
This is What it Looks Like Traveling Down the Cuyahoga in a Great Lakes Freighter
By Scene Staff on Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 8:38 am
Scene traveled down the Cuyahoga on the Sam Laud, a 636-foot Great Lakes freighter. Here's the view.
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The Sam Laud, owned and operated by the American Steamship Company, is a 636-foot bulk carrier.
This batch of iron ore comes from Escanaba, Michigan.
A monitor relays the water depth beneath the hull.
The route down the Cuyahoga to ArcelorMittal.
The mouth of the river and the NSI Bridge (Norfolk Southern).
The NS1 lift bridge takes four-and-a-half minutes to ascend.
Shooters ho!
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