Is the Algoma Buffalo the Rustiest Ship on the Great Lakes?

A serious question, Is the Algoma Buffalo the rustiest ship on the Great Lakes? It is a favourite of many ship spotters and Ship watchers, many admire it's rustic look, and many like myself simply call ger the Rusty Bucket. But there is one thing the this Freighter has and that is strength! A workhorse on the Great Lakes. On this video I became the Freighter Chaser as i went chasing Algoma Buffalo as she left Port Colborne for the open waters of Lake Erie. 🚢 Vessel Specifications & Facts: Vessel Name: Algoma Buffalo (formerly MV Buffalo, 1978–2018) Built: 1978 by Bay Shipbuilding Co. in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Overall Length: 634 feet, 10 inches (193.5 meters) Beam (Width): 68 feet (20.7 meters) Carrying Capacity (DWT): ~24,500 metric tons Unloading Equipment: 250-foot self-unloading discharge boom Discharge Rate: Up to 5,900 metric tons per hour Engine Power: Powered by twin 20-cylinder GM Electro-Motive Division (EMD) diesel engines (7,000 total HP) Flag / Registry: Canadian flag 🇨🇦, registered in St. Catharines, Ontario Typical Cargo: Road salt, construction aggregates, limestone, and iron ore Captain TJ:    / @lcaptaintjl