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Found on a fire hydrant outside Keyworth Stadium lol peeled it off and it is gone now 😅😅

EAT SHIT PITT

Difficult to tell what vessels they are but still very sad to see.

shitsburgh riverhounds

Very gloomy day but none the less I am still very happy to finally catch the Alpena at Delray Park!

rlly don’t know why they apear so blurry i just got new camera i assume it is just reddit issues

I am very interested in these select ships (Valor, Blough, Mckee Sons, the Phillip R. Clarke, the Anderson, and the Fast Eddie. I was wondering the status of these ships and how much it would take to take out of layup and if it is possible at all. My favorite of those ones is probably the Mckee Sons and I have not been able to find much info on her so anything about that would help!

Built in 1963, this 28 story building was built by famous architect Minoru Yamasaki, and was his very first skyscraper. It was an early prototype for the World Trade Center and is still standing today. It sits near the riverfront in Detroit‘s famous Skyline.

The Home kit featuring a lightning bolt graphic symbolizing the energy of Detroit and the away kit featuring a graphic of the Joe Louis fist.

NOT MY PHOTOS

i am so confused it must be a glitch or smth

CSL Tadoussac up-bound the Rouge River to St. Mary’s Cement on a sunny day.

Manitoulin unloading at St. Clair Aggregates on the Rouge River and the H. Lee White downbound past Bellanger Park (sorry the images are rlly blurry idk why my phone sucks at zooming in)

Poor image quality due to lots of haze over the river and extreme heat and wind

M/V Kaye E. Barker unloading limestone. Captured on 6/5/26 at the Rouge River

Second image is obstructed (sorry)

First Image: Victory/Maumee

Second Image: Algoma Harvester

I also saw Erie Trader i just could not get it on camera