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When a large body of water is the primary geographical obstacle, investing in boats seems the logical choice.
by ende 9y ago
When a large body of water is the primary geographical obstacle, investing in boats seems the logical choice.
- Sanddancer 9y agoThere's already a ferry system in the bay to points where it's feasible to to put docks. However, much of the bay is less than ten feet deep, with gentle slopes, which make ferries to other points, especially in the south bay, difficult.
- sdenton4 9y agoBoats, as the saying goes, are holes in the water that you throw money into. It's generally better to invest up front on a bridge or tunnel. You wind up with a much, much lower cost for daily operations...