We've been practicing fire/evacuation and 'man overboard' drills on the ship. These begin with a horn alarm followed by an overhead announcement "Attention all crew, this is the captain speaking. This is a drill, this is a drill, this is a drill. Please assemble at your muster stations you've been assigned to."
Muster Station 'D' - Tatiana, Hannah, & Becca
The Bridge
A few figures for the technical people. We're traveling at about 12 knots/hr (x1.8 to get miles), about 25 miles from West Africa coast, sea depth - 2700 meters, cost of fuel ~ $250,000 for a sail of 10 days (all $ from donations).
Bow of the ship. During rough seas the waves covered the whole bow.
Sarah & I at the front of the bow
A few figures for the technical people. We're traveling at about 12 knots/hr (x1.8 to get miles), about 25 miles from West Africa coast, sea depth - 2700 meters, cost of fuel ~ $250,000 for a sail of 10 days (all $ from donations). Bow of the ship. During rough seas the waves covered the whole bow.
Sarah & I at the front of the bow
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Oh Jo it looks just wonderful and your tenerife pictures were so great to see! You know or can imagine how I am feeling :) (Looked at the tenerife pics after a night shift and walking home on a COLD day!) Miss you. Thank you for your work in this blog and the pics. Praying for you. Will write more later. Love Sabina
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