Great Lakes Trader arrives coated in ice

I could be wrong (often am), but a boat that just "floats" in usually means it is not under power. The correct term is "sailed" in, and in this case, "steamed" in is even more accurate.

I am persuaded.

By the way, in case anyone thought ice-covered ships is a new thing.



Never stops being awesome, though.

And there's also ...



Ice Coated Freighter After Stormy Voyage in Duluth-Superior Harbor
CAPTION: This interesting sight is not uncommon in early spring or late fall, when these large boats encounter rough weather on their trips across the Great Lakes.