NavList:

Ok Robert,

You are correct Robert. No road connections up my way. Only way in and out
is by air. We have a lot of shipping up here during the summer (July to
October) but believe it or not, it is often more of a hassle and more
expensive to get stuff out in and out by ship than by air. The
administrative process for shipping things in and out by sea is mind
boggling. I had a friend who needed to ship in a pick-up truck several years
ago. He was able to get it flown in cheaper and faster than by ship. Go
figure.

I will dig out the magazines and weigh them today and then come up with an
estimate which I will communicate to you off list.


cheers,

Robert
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Gainer" <NavL2000@bluebottle.com>
To: "NavList" <NavList@fer3.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 6:32 AM
Subject: [NavList 279] Re: Ocean Navigator Magazine


>
> Robert,
> I am the Program Director for the Hudson Fisheries Trust and I would
> like to have the collection for our growing library. You can see some
> of what we are about on our website, www.fisheriestrust.org. As you
> are, I am concerned about shipping something like this. Iqaluit has no
> roads connecting it to the outside world so would this go airmail or is
> it practical to ship by sea? If it can be done and not ruin our budget
> I would like to have them.
> Thanks,
> Robert Gainer
> robert_gainer at fisheriestrust.org
>
>
> >


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