Here we are again today in port in Alabama. I woke up at 5:51am, just in time to get out on my watch shift at 6am. It was rather cold, low 60s. But it was cool getting to see the Olympic Triton pulling away, turning around, and backing back in at the dock. We really only had one exciting thing happen today, we were visited by some salvage divers who came to inspect the equipment on the underside of our ship (echo-sounder, current-meter, etc.). So there you have it, enjoy the pics!
Pelicans lifting off.
Pelican flying overhead.
Floating dock with large reel pushed along by tug.
Ass end of the Orion Pioneer.
Couple dudes fishing around the Ocean Scout rig.
Senior Navigation Specialist Olav up on the Helideck.
My buddy, Handling Specialist, Nervis from Venezuela, on watch.
AB's Gehr and Stig (Norwegian) working from cherry picker.
Parts from our 16 cylinder engine.
Salvage crew's dive boat.
Guys prepping the gear.
Diver putting his helmet on.
Diver 'bout to make the leap.
Diver in the water, yay!
Pelicans lifting off.
Pelican flying overhead.
Floating dock with large reel pushed along by tug.
Ass end of the Orion Pioneer.
Couple dudes fishing around the Ocean Scout rig.
Senior Navigation Specialist Olav up on the Helideck.
My buddy, Handling Specialist, Nervis from Venezuela, on watch.
AB's Gehr and Stig (Norwegian) working from cherry picker.
Parts from our 16 cylinder engine.
Salvage crew's dive boat.
Guys prepping the gear.
Diver putting his helmet on.
Diver 'bout to make the leap.
Diver in the water, yay!
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