I was going to add to my post, the Cort was expected to arrive today for Bayship via the ship canal, and it just did. The winds were light and from the southwest which is favorable for coming in that way. It's supposed to be going right into the graving dock for it's 5 year and lay-up.Guest wrote:I would say the majority, perhaps 75%, use the bay for arrivals and departures. The determining factor against using the ship canal and coming thru the 3 bridges generally is wind.
Sturgeon Bay (Bay Shipbuilding arrivals)
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Re: Sturgeon Bay (Bay Shipbuilding arrivals)
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Re: Sturgeon Bay (Bay Shipbuilding arrivals)
I would say the majority, perhaps 75%, use the bay for arrivals and departures. The determining factor against using the ship canal and coming thru the 3 bridges generally is wind.
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chrisg
Sturgeon Bay (Bay Shipbuilding arrivals)
Hi,
I have a question to ask. I was wondering from which side do the freighters arrive for Bay Shipbuilding. Do they enter from the Lake Michigan side or do they enter from the west? (I'm rather new to this so I wasn't exactly sure.) Does it vary depending on the vessel?
Thanks in advance for any insight!
I have a question to ask. I was wondering from which side do the freighters arrive for Bay Shipbuilding. Do they enter from the Lake Michigan side or do they enter from the west? (I'm rather new to this so I wasn't exactly sure.) Does it vary depending on the vessel?
Thanks in advance for any insight!