[gordonfreeman]

Hi all, been here a while but dont post much, i really do enjoy surfing around the siteh thoug. I just had a quick question about Palmer Johnson Yachts, particularly the larger ones. When they are completed by what waterway are they delivered? Reason i ask is i am on lake Erie and would love to get the opportunity to see some of these fantastic yachts in transit. My personal boat is a 38 Donzi ZX and i have spent my entire life in these waters so getting out to intercept isnt to big a problem. I really think it might be a nice day trip to get a glimpse of one as it makes its way to a new home. Thanks in advance for any input.

[RawHead Rex]

They usually go thru the Great Lakes and out the St. Lawarence seaway then down the Eastern Seaboard to Florida for sign over.
I can post when "Blue Ice" is going thru Port Huron if you wish.

[gordonfreeman]

please do so i would like to see that go by. Thanks

[Rodger]

They usually arrive Port Colborne Lock8 aorund midnight, and have to tie up above Lock 8 until morning for Seaway Inspection.

[hbyachtboy]

I would love to see those photos as well but in the meantime...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/enstad/3569191046/#preview

[Rodger]

If I am not busy the day she comes down the Welland Canal I will get pictures

[RawHead Rex]

They went under the Mackinaw Bridge this morning (5-29-09) at 6:00 and should be in Port Huron about 7:00 tonight.
Fuel is scheduled for Sunday in Oswego.
So that should give you a time frame.

[YachtNews]

For those interested, Palmer Johnson seems to have updated their website, finally and there is lots to see there interms of yachts and projects.