And this is the ship that brought me down to Detroit that day.
It was nice catching the other ships but it is always nice to catch a classic laker. And the Callaway is about as classic as they come.
She passes by the Renaissance Center. This is definitely one of the views that I like from Riverside Park.
She makes the turn for the other part of the river. She was coming in a littler closer to shore than usual. I think that was to let another ship pass by.
Because of that, it gave me some better angles.
The headshot.
She makes her turn for the rest of the river. I think she was just heading to the stone dock on the other side of Riverside Park. At first I thought she was heading for the stone dock on the other side of the Ambassador Bridge but she kept going on.
A little smoke as she applies the bow thrusters for a slight turn.
I love the looks of these ships.
A shot of Windsor in the background.
She passes the Ambassador Bridge.
Because I can't get enough, a shot with the bridge in the middle.
And she passes the bridge.
She didn't have much further to go.
A shot of the Stars and Stripes.
The pilot boat at her side. Like I said, I think she was offloading a crew member. It seems weird they would do that here since she was going to be docking but oh well.
And the pilot boat pulls away.
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