February 16, 2012
A tramp ship, as the name suggests, doesn’t have a schedule. They’re the taxis of maritime trade. And you can still get a berth on one from Duluth or Thunder Bay across the Atlantic. It’ll set you back about $6k, and take about two months, and it’s not easily discernible how to know when you’d embark, and you wouldn’t know whether you’re going to Morocco, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Norway, Poland or Russia. 

A tramp ship, as the name suggests, doesn’t have a schedule. They’re the taxis of maritime trade. And you can still get a berth on one from Duluth or Thunder Bay across the Atlantic. It’ll set you back about $6k, and take about two months, and it’s not easily discernible how to know when you’d embark, and you wouldn’t know whether you’re going to Morocco, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Norway, Poland or Russia. 

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