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Why is the Hawaii Super Ferry in Alabama?

tombo

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I was driving through Mobile Alabama today on the way home from the beach and in the Mobile harbor the Hawaii Super Ferry was tied up at the state docks. I was curious why the ferry was way over in Alabama. I figure that some tugger might know why it is currently in the Alabama instead of Hawaii.
 
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lynne

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That may be the Super ferry that is being built to go between Oahu and the Big Island with service scheduled to begin late in 2009.
 
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