One set of ships that I always like to catch is the Wagenborg ships.
They are usually nice looking and it is rare to see rust on them.
The rust in this case is from the anchors and is not rust on the hull.
Her origin was listed as Sault Ste Marie but I'm pretty sure she was coming down from Thunder Bay.
Her destination was listed as Montreal and I think that means she was likely carrying grain.
She is approached by the M.S. Westcott for a pilot change. Detroit is one of the pilot change points. The next one is at the entrance of the Welland Canal.
Anyway, like I said, I think these are nice looking ships and they look like they are well maintained.
The are also registered in the home country of the company that runs her. In this case that is Wagenborg and she is registered in the Netherlands. Her home port is listed as Delfzul and that is on the northern side of the Netherlands.
She passes the Ambassador Bridge.
She continues on her way.
It is probably likely I will not see her again this year.
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