The Cuyahoga Heads for her Namesake River

 And this was the ship that I wanted to catch.

Whenever I get a chance to catch the Cuyahoga, I try to catch her.

She gets alot of work but she is also old.

Every time I see her, I think it is going to be the last.

I would had to see that because she is beautiful ship.

Anyway, I think she loaded stone from the Bruce Mines but I don't remember.

She was heading to Cleveland, which I do remember.  

I kind of wish this were Saturday because I could have caught her on the Cuyahoga.

Oh well.

It was a nice day and the rest of the week wasn't so nice.

The bow shot.

And she turns to the river.

One more shot with my regular camera.

And then I switched to my drone.

Again she is a nice looking ship, if a little bit rusty.

I think she is the last example of one of the early war, World War II ships.

A beam shot.

She continues on.

And then I headed to Marysville.

Again, I wanted to get as many pictures as possible.

I hate to think as she's going to scrap that I didn't get enough.

She comes closer.

And then I switched over to my littler lens.

The almost beam shot.

The beam shot.

And she continues on.

I had some trouble getting a parking spot at St. Clair, so I couldn't get the other ship. 

The Cuyahoga was a little closer than I liked, so I just took my drone down to the river.

I couldn't quite get a beam shot.

And one more picture.  Like I said, she was heading to Cleveland.  That meant she would be there sometime on Monday.  Since I work, it would be difficult to catch her there.  I would like to because I would love some shots on her namesake river.