
Warm up
The mighty Fitz- nic name
Experienced skipper, know for his mastery of the lakes 44 years in the lakes
Almost as big as the titanic
Took 4 days to locate
Took 6months to take pictures
2 pieces very significant because it’s likely a catastrophic event.
2 7000 gallon a minute pumps
Lakes have waves because there’s no where else to go but up and they continue to build
3 sister’s, 3 rouge waves in a row and the third is the biggest
The distance between wavecreast become long and long. So long that the fitz was on both wavecrest and that caused it to split due to heavy cargo
29 Men passed away -29
29 SSH
29 Raise the roofs
29 High Knees
The Thang
SS Edmund Fitzgerald
Age ranged 20-62
8 Dairy Dashes – (dairy dash, 25 yard sprint x 8 of rows sprint there and back) Wisconsin crew
21 Lunges L/R1 -Ohio crew
“News week called it the largest object ever dropped into fresh water”
23 squat jumps 1958 launch date
3 Absolutions – Took 3 times to be christened
18 Hand release merkins – 729 feet long
15 Goblet squats Dry weight – 13,632 Tons
16 block hop overs (L/R 1) Full speed 16.3 Mph
17 Heavy Freddies Was on the lakes for 17 years
11 WW1 Max weights – 41,132 with full weight (27500 tons)
70 Burpees pot of gold 985,600,000 pellets per run (1 Billion)
3 connected storage bays – really just 1
How many trips did it do? 748 on it’s final trip
1000 Step ups pot of gold Estimated total 1Million miles
40 WW1 Started back from Ohio 10/30 – when was it filled at the Al Louise Docks in Superior WI 11/9/1975
Not going to Cleveland usual spot but instead going to Detroit
Arthur M Anderson -Other ship that went out looking – coast guard couldn’t go out
Whitefish point
15 Lunges 26116 thousand Long tons of taconite
Average wave 25ft, 1 out of 100 were 36 feet 1 out of 1000 were 46 feet
15 Man Makers – 15 feet of green water, meaning submerged
Lost both of its radars
7 Welsh dragons – Last contact just after 7pm – we are holding our own
COT
Prayers for Barndoor M
Prayer for Crayola on his trip back to South Carolina
Prayers for growth of F3