Comfortably Cruising into Duluth, The James R Barker pleasing the crowd with their signature salute
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Pictures of the Departure: / duluthshipphotography
About this visit:
They arrived at the Duluth Entry May 20, 2023 at 15:15, heading straight to the Port Terminal dock for a little delay. They pulled into the Port Terminal 9 dock at 15:57 and stayed there until 18:13. They departed the Duluth Entry at 18:48 for anchor outside the harbor. They anchored outside the Duluth Entry May 20 from 19:10 to 05:10 May 21 waiting for the Indiana Harbor to finish loading at CN 6. They arrived Duluth Entry again May 21 at 5:51, waking up the city of Duluth. Heading up river to the CN dock to finally load iron ore pellets. Pulled into the dock at 07:05 and began loading. Finished up at 5:24 May 22nd, set sail down river to depart Duluth. Depart Duluth they did, at 6:25 loaded with ore from CN 6, heading to Indiana Harbor, IN
Carrying Capacity 63,300 Gross Tons
Overall Length 1004.0'
Year Built 1976
Hull Depth 50.0'
Beam 105.0'
Engine Horsepower 16,000
The Walter J McCarthy Jr arrived Duluth 9/10/2022 6:50:00 for the sole purpose of loading coal at SMET. They arrived at the SMET dock 08:08 to begin their load. The completed loading and departed the dock 9/10/2022 21:22:00 after spending a total of 13.2 hours at the dock.
They departed Duluth 9/10/2022 22:02:00 after being in the Twin Ports for a total of 15.2 hours.
Length, Overall 1000'-0"
Beam 105'-0"
Depth 56'-0"
Midsummer Draft (MS) 34'- 3/4"
Deadweight Capacity at MS Draft 80,900 Gross Tons
Deadweight Capacity at 27'-6" 62,100 Gross Tons
Unloading Boom Conveyor Length 250'
Maximum Unloading Rate 10,000 Tons/Hour
Number of Cargo Holds 7
Number of Hatches 37
Shaft Horsepower 14,000
Year Built 1977
Number of Propellers 2
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I swear I think Captain Newland just stands there with his hand on the horn button and a silly grin on his face knowing everyone loves his #BarkerBark.
I swear you are correct! 😁
Why does her salutes bring tears to my eyes? 😂 Awesome!!
Thanks!
Wish I could answer that. I don't even know why it brings tears to mine!!! It's my ringtone too!
Never tire of hearing the Barker barking her horns 😊. Excellent video/capture of her as always, Paul 👌
Many thanks!
The Barker’s Bark is a sound of heaven !
Nice!
I was there early on the 22nd when she departed - and boy did she wake Duluth UP!! Trying to figure out the hertz of her horn - it resonates somewhere deep within my soul…
Next 1 I post of the Barker will have the story behind the salute! The Captain gave me the story on the origin of this salute
Hearing this live is life changing. You can't describe it fully
The young lady on the intercom summed it up quite aptly at the 3:56 mark...."yeah, pretty nice"! I couldnt agree more. That trick bike riding weaving through the crowd at the beginning was 'pretty nice' too. 👍 ✌️🇨🇦
"trick bike riding" 🤣 Thanks!
❤ The captain loves to please the crowd. BARKER BARK!! We ❤ it!!
Indeed He Does.
OH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA nice touch with the timer :) Thanks Paul
You bet!
Love the cam following the ship on the pier, you stayed right with it!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
Always love the JRB. Best salute on the lakes. Great video & looks like a nice crowd to greet her. Thanks Paul.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you Lou.
What an arrival, and what a video, professionally navigating around the bystanders, on a beautiful day. 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks 😁
The "Barker's Bark" is one of the most beautiful sounds I've ever heard. I love it! XOXO
Thanks
A good ship and a good Salute. Thank you for this beautiful video
Thank you too!
She never disappoints with her melodic open air cathedral horn! 🤗🔊🎶😘👌🚢
Very consistent on that salute.
A new genre of music, Bark and Roll!!
🤣 very creative 👌
It’s not about the size of your horn, it’s how you use it.
Very true.
Yeah, but those are pretty still pretty big horns!
It’s BOTH! 😎
The Barker seemed to be cruising right down the canal. I am not sure but someone might be able to ski or at least boogie behind her. That would be a trip and a half. Always love the BARK!
They arrived with confidence on this trip! No wasting time.
When I hear the Barker roaring, I immediately get goose bumps.This is my favorite horn better than those of QM2 and QE2 which were my favorites up to now. Best sound ever.
I'll have to let the captain know his salute beat out royalty 😁
Yes ,please.😂
The voice of the sea...
Hail the ship James R. Baker!🙋♂
Comfortably Cruising the South Pier, Paul Scinocca pleasing the subscribers with another great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Bridge operator: “Hold my beer”.
🤣 pretty much!
The bridge operator did a fine job on the reply!
The James R Barker's Barker Bark is a great way to start the weekend...😊📣
It really is!
The Barker Blast never, ever gets old.
Makes a mark on ya!
Yeah pretty nice
Love it!!!
Thanks!
Paul are there range markers coming in to Duluth. They are lined up pretty good with these big boys. There is only 1 horn. The 2 tone Barker. The first pitch is the James, the second is the "Baaaaaaaaaaarker"
Nice! i like it
Big Jim has arrived!!
and let everybody know it as well! 🤣
👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Thanks Greg!
Just picture had The Fitz been saved and repaired, she and the Arthur M Anderson sailing in together would be the only way to equal the Barker Bark!!
Just a though, if the Fitz did not sink, would either of those ships be as popular as they are today ?
@@PaulScinocca sure they would. They all are popular to me 😊
Maybe a stupid question, but is there more info on those horns, and is the two tone blast (with the higher sounding first) built in, or does the captain do that manually out of tradition?
Mainly tradition. All required communications is done via radio now. The ship starts the salute, the bridge replies in kind.
@@PaulScinocca Hi Paul, thanks for the reply - I was actually curious about the James R Barker's 2 tone whistle in particular, if that was automatic or if there were separate actuators for the high vs low tones.
@@TheAfterWorkGarage oops 😬, manually done with actuator buttons
@@PaulScinocca Thank you! So theoretically they could do a low then high tone (or at the same time), they just do the high-low by tradition? If so, that's definitely really cool!
1:54
Just totally awesome...!!!👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
It was and a nice reply from the bridge 🌉
Yes it was