It wasn't too long for the next ship.
The Robert S. Pierson was heading up to the steel mill at the Soo.
I don't think she was carrying anything there as she seems to be riding pretty high.
I'm not sure where she was coming from.
She makes the turn for the channel.
The bow shot.
As she started to make this turn, she was starting to look pretty rough.
That is kind of sad, because people said she just came out of drydock. Normally that would entail a repainting.
But I don't think they repainted her this time. I'm not sure if this is rust or her old colors.
Either way, she doesn't look good.
But then again, paint doesn't pay the bills but it makes me wonder if she is not long for this world.
Framed by the Blue Water Bridge.
She continues on her way.
Her name is almost wiped out.
Close to a beam shot.
She continues on.
Her pilothouse.
She heads out on Lake Huron.
As I type this, she is at the Soo steel mill.
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