… with wind turbine components to be discharged at Lake Superior Warehousing Company at the Port Terminal on Sunday, December 13, 2009.
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The salties that arrive, are they required to be cleared by Immigration/customs officials. Also is the crew restricted to the ship, or can they go ashore? I assume they are all foreign nationals.
Just curious
Paul
Galveston Island, Tx
What a gorgeous boat!