Biggest Boat on the River
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https://industrialscenery.blogspot.com/2016/02/marine-angel-largest-ship-on-chicago.html
This is at the Chicago River and Michigan Avenue.

At the link there are several people disputing which ship, when, etc.
But regardless, this is an amazing photo.
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Speaking of stuff like that in Chicago, there's a video of the German U-Boat, 505, being transported to it's final home at the Museum of Science and Industry.
Also, at the museum, there's a 727 (I believe) that you can go into. I suppose that must've been a thrill when air travel was not as common and much more pleasant.
They flew the thing into Meigs Field, on the lakefront. Meigs
Link to videoiswas a short runway (3900 feet), and it was quite a feat getting it down safely. -
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https://industrialscenery.blogspot.com/2016/02/marine-angel-largest-ship-on-chicago.html
This is at the Chicago River and Michigan Avenue.

At the link there are several people disputing which ship, when, etc.
But regardless, this is an amazing photo.
@george-k said in Biggest Boat on the River:
https://industrialscenery.blogspot.com/2016/02/marine-angel-largest-ship-on-chicago.html
This is at the Chicago River and Michigan Avenue.
At the link there are several people disputing which ship, when, etc.
But regardless, this is an amazing photo.
OK, that's pretty good.
Now, let's see it towing a water skier.
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There’s no way that boat made it that far without an army of tug boats. Kind of defeats the purpose, doesn’t it?
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