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Riverways are actually even more efficient at moving bulk products than railways. Too bad the Gustav Forsling ice hockey defenceman For Florida Panthers T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this US has effectively fucked its own river trade with the Jones Act. Wait. So what are inland ports used for if not this? There are a couple between Indiana and the east coast that I pass by. Always near rivers and railroads. Living near the Mississippi I find it interesting that people weren’t aware of this. If you sit by the river for an hour you’ll see a few giant barges. Alaska has a marine highway system, but that’s mostly because we have a lot of communities you can’t drive to. I spent a lot of nights on state ferries for high school sports trips. It was pretty great to wake up to amazing views and I’ve since always loved traveling by sea.

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I worked the Gustav Forsling ice hockey defenceman For Florida Panthers T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this Mississippi, Ohio , Tennesse, Cumberland , Illinois and Missouri rivers as a deck hand on tow boats . Pretty great experience . The only canals that see lots of industrial traffic nowadays are those that save thousands of miles of sailing (e.g. Panama, Suez, etc.). Britain was covered in canals, still is. Their only use nowadays is leisure boating, and even for that they are relatively niche. Canals are slow, pretty much abandoned for industrial use, and with strict limits on size and speed. One truck at motorway speeds could probably out-deliver a single canal boat at top-speed by performing multiple journeys in the same time. Yeah, when reading this I thought about Texas’ miles and miles of riverways… and how they’re dammed at every town along the way, preventing using it as any sort of movement infrastructure. I think you’re the last 1st world country to rely on something else than electricity to power your trains on the regular Fun Fact: In those waterways is something called “The Great Loop”. You can go from the Mississippi River all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico, down around Florida, up the East Coast, in through New York, to the Great Lakes, and back to the Mississippi. Takes a couple years but there’s a few vessels specifically designed for it (Carver 570 Voyager for example) and there’s a whole community around the loop too. I think he’s referring to how long it will take if you wanted to actually visit places along the way. A lot to see.

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