With onlookers gazing and traffic halted, the Zen Hua 13 heavy lift ship, loaded with four of the world’s largest gantry cranes, made its way up the Chesapeake Bay, under the Bay Bridge and Key Bridge, and into Baltimore Harbor. Here are a few photos of todays journey:
Approaching the bridges in Chesapeake Bay
Beneath the Bay Bridge
A tighter squeeze going under the Key Bridge
Do you have photos of her journey? Share them in the comments.
Updated: June 26, 2012 (Originally published June 20, 2012)
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