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THOUGHTS AND COMMENTS FROM AN AMERICAN Merchant Mariner
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- I am Paul B, and I spend most of my life at sea. Ships, Science, the life of a mariner, biology and (mostly) true stories of life among the best and the worst people in the world, the United States Merchant Marines. You'll find it here, maybe. You'll definitely find rants, raves and discussion on life aboard a merchant ship. Come back and see the Brazilian girls, too, who show up fairly regularly.
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I was on a reserve can at Ft. Schuyler New York from to 76-78. The East River had frozen up quite a bit once and we had to break through ice to get away from the pier. In the forward engineroom, Main Control, the fire pump suction line was heavily iced all the way to the pump, and the inlet to the main condenser was also heavily iced. I have never seen that before, or since.
John in Philly
Sucks to be you right now. It's hot and humid in the S. Pacific. Be safe.
Todd, I'd rather be here. No issues with having to haul back a 2-mile length of CTD cable with more assholes than Congress itself to sort through.
Plus, the diaper rash. I'd be doing the cowboy shuffle for months if I was out there!
Todd, I'd rather be here. No issues with having to haul back a 2-mile length of CTD cable with more assholes than Congress itself to sort through.
Plus, the diaper rash. I'd be doing the cowboy shuffle for months if I was out there!
Finally.
From Boatnerd.
"3/6 - The tanker Algocanada finally made it to the Purvis Dock in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., settling in just before sunset Wednesday. The trip took approximately eight days, for what is normally a six hour trip. She was assisted throughout the passage by the USCG cutter Katmai Bay"
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