The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald edited by Joseph Fulton
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A tribute to the 29 men who died November 10, 1975, aboard the Edmund Fitzgerald in Lake Superior.
Video and images set to Gordon Lightfoot's 1976 song.
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29 ppl is quite a lot for a canoe like the Fitzgerald. It's just another piece of Michigan and Great Lakes history. For those who don't know - it was a great mystery that the boat just disappeared, completely and nobody could find it until the last few years. The genre isn't "stupid", it's Gord
on Lightfoot who does folk songs. This certainly qualified to be a folksong.
And 729 feet long ship is not a "canoe." At the time it was built, the Fitzgerald was the largest freighter on the Great Lakes. By the time it sank, much bigger ships had appeared on the lakes, but the Fitzgerald was still considered a very large ship.
This is the best tribute to the Fitz and her crew that I have ever seen and I've seen many. I remember the wreck day well even though I was just 10 at the time. What a sad day...it's a horrific memory for me and this gold song by Gordon will insure that people never forget. I would love to k
now how the family of the crew are doing now. Hugs to them...we will never forget. Melissa
All my life I've lived along the Lakes. and am deeply attached to my local Erie. I've heard that many if not most of the shipwrecks around here are dissapeared. I swear I was connected to sailing in a past life. A woman Pirate? Who knows. But I feel a force so powerful coming from the open water
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