Grenada

won't make much difference what boat it is, since Hughes is pulling out early
october

The Tobago boat is the one that was formerly based on Grand Turk.

Chris

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>
> BenDavison wrote:
> >
> > won't make much difference what boat it is, since Hughes is pulling out
early
> > october
>
> Ben, you prolly answred this before, but:
>
> a) what happened to the Los Roques Antares ?
>
> b) where's this Grenada boat going ?
>
> c) where'd they get the boat for Tobago ?
>
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>won't make much difference what boat it is, since Hughes is pulling out early
>october

Hmm, Itin is still through the end of the year.

What is your source?

Pat

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>Hmm, Itin is still through the end of the year.
>
>What is your source?

My source is he Hughes company itself. To quote from the current email to the
readrs of Undercurrent;

Island Dancer in Grenada
==================
Peter Hughes is pulling out of Grenada on October 3, after just a
few short months. The folks there say that "since beginning the
owner has 'struggled' with meeting and maintaining Dancer Fleet
standards . . . however, recently, he decided to sever the
agreement because the size of the vessel (12 persons) is not
adequate to make the venture economically feasible (because of
the cost of meeting and maintaining our requirements)." Says one
Undercurrent subscriber, who complains that he shouldn't have
been booked if they knew the problems: "We actually had mushrooms
growing in our shower."