We took on fuel yesterday in NYC! It was a full day of bunkering in which we took on 1400 tonnes of fuel, and are now sitting 24 inches lower in the water! It was sunny and students were taking advantage of some free time and an incredible view. Deck cadets dropped the anchor and handled lines from the barge. Engine cadets attached the 3 inch hose from the barge and distributed fuel to one large tank forward and two tanks aft. Students not involved with the bunkering process played cornhole on the 04, fished off the stern, napped in the sun or worked on their sea project! The classic cruise mix of work and fun, below are photos from the trip up and the bunkering process!
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- Fishing off the fantail
- a Whale!
- a whale!
- sunset photos are hard to avoid
- pilot coming along the port side
- pilot boat leaving
- entering the narrows
- the tug pushing the fuel barge
- students watching the bunkering process and checking in with family and friends
- Deck students getting ready to take lines from the barge
- the barge
- bunkering
- bunkering
- bunkering
- bunkering
- bunkering
- bunkering
- bunkering
- NYC!
- cornhole on the 04
- cornhole on the 04
- work hard, play hard
- taking a bearing of the sun for the junior sea project.
- our neighbors for the night, the Staten Island Ferry Port
- Cruise Ship
- Fishing off the stern
- Haircuts!
- Dolphins!
- Taking a bearing from the bridge wing.
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