August 9, 2007

G. Petrocelli - Marine Surveyor

Just wanted to share a couple of pictures of my first field assignment. I didn't do much cause I am still going as an observer, but I spotted a couple of irregularities which I pointed out to my colleagues, to the dismay of the ship's 2nd. Officer. It feels weird to be on the other side of the fence but I guess it pays off. I couldn't help feeling sympathy for the guys on board though.


Talking to Fuchimoto on the bridge.

Enjoying the view of the loading operation from the upper deck.

The pictures are not that good but you are allowed to make fun of the funny uniform I have to wear.

Enjoy!

Gaston

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