Our crates have finally arrived in El Salvador. They are being held at customs and "aduana" dispite our efforts in hiring a broker to navigate around the paperwork we still are subject to the taxes. The solution was to sail to La Union which is a port with customs so they can witness that the crates are going to a "ship" that is leaving the country. This involves a 13 hour sail from where we are at. The problem is that a lot of the "stuff" in the crates is navigational
equipment. It is a good opportunty for "sea trials"
1 comment:
Lynda. How are thoughs cushions going? I hope your trip down to La Union is an enjoyable one. Let me know how all that customs paper work goes,ie will "yacnt in transit" work? I love the blog site and I loved being lost in San Salvador with you.
David.
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