Location: 36 58.4 N 033 29.4 W Course 084 Speed 14.2 kts
Weather: Mostly Cloudy, Rain Showers Wind: NE 12 kts. Seas: Moderate swell
The seas remain fairly docile but the clouds and rain have rolled in. We spent the day keeping clear of the isolated showers so that deck maintenance could continue working without a fresh water rinse. The engineers started on their cruise plaque today, cutting the backing plate from a large piece of stock in the storeroom. Alpha completed their 3rd day of a 4 day training block with the engineers reviewing electrical systems and the electrical propulsion motor. This is likely to be the first night since leaving Charleston that the deckies will have a hard time shooting stars for their navigation project.
- 2/C Wheeler with the plasma cutter.
- Alpha 4/C learning their knots for the test tomorrow.
- 4/C Engine training in the 3rd deck classroom.
- Mr. Murray reviews electrical diagrams with his maintenance team before sending them on a job.
- Deck maintenance prepares to head back up. Work continues on the starboard side of the forward house.
- You can always find a friend ready to critique your work around here. This disc will be the back plate for the engineer’s cruise plaque this year.
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