The second Marsh pointed at the ship, Spinelli knew they were in trouble. He didn't dare look at Marsh and encourage him to ramble on with useless information about large cargo-moving vessels or bridges.
"It's hard to imagine a ship that size actually fits through the opening in this small drawbridge," Walker commented, causing Spinelli to cringe knowing he just gave Marsh the open ticket to share his wisdom.
"Well, lucky for us we'll see it firsthand." Marsh beamed as excitedly as a kid in a candy store did. "It's my understanding that these large ships lay over for the winter at Bay Shipbuilding, once the Soo Locks close for their annual maintenance in January. Some of the ships are as long as one thousand feet and over one hundred feet wide. I read somewhere that as many as fifteen or
