Day 9, and the ship is a day out of the first port call in Charleston. The weather has warmed up, and the ship is in the Gulf Stream. However, with the warmer weather comes higher seas and some rain and heavy wind. That doesn’t dampen the spirits of our intrepid students, who braved the weather to go outside and see the seas up close and in person.
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- Left to Right: 3/CDerek Breunig, 4/C Clinton Garrett, 3/C Jeff Franz, and 4/C Brendan Glass look out from the 03 Accomodation Deck as the ship steams through some rough seas.
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- 2/C Zachary Kinsman fights the wind to get to the handrails on the 03 Accomodation Deck.
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- 2/C Ike Doiron flexes his muscles, in defiance of the whipping wind and rain
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- 4/C Jack Thacher and another 4/C lean into the wind
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- 4/C Joe Dorow enjoys the view as a gust of wind hits the port side
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- 2/C Kyle Boucher, 4/C Bethany Pare, and 4/C Madison Savary enjoy the view on the 02 Deck
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