You are correct. The ship was the Richelieu and she was heading for Thunder Bay to load grain.Richard wrote:The ship that you saw may have been getting ready to load a grain cargo in Thunder Bay or in Duluth thus, it had its hatches open to air out the cargo hold. Many salties will do this prior to loading a grain cargo.
Ship in the soo locks?
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Re: Ship in the soo locks?
I would assume that those hatches would be opened when cargo is loaded or unloaded or as above when the hold is drying.chaz wrote:I saw this ship today and its obviously a salty but can anyone tell me when the middle hatches are open? Thanks
Re: Ship in the soo locks?
The ship that you saw may have been getting ready to load a grain cargo in Thunder Bay or in Duluth thus, it had its hatches open to air out the cargo hold. Many salties will do this prior to loading a grain cargo.
Ship in the soo locks?
I saw this ship today and its obviously a salty but can anyone tell me when the middle hatches are open? Thanks
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