Thursday, overcast with light rain until mid-afternoon. Today was a quiet day on the ship. Watched cargo loading operations on this ship and another. The deck is quite full now. I'm reading 'Critical Mass, how one thing leads to another' by Philip Ball. It is about the application of math and science to human behavior.
17:00 Cranes are secured. 18:45 Lines are cast off. 18:50 The ship is underway.
Note: Fellow passenger George has a blog as well and this is a reminder that his link is just to the right.
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Dale, George, Hubert, and Dieter in ancient Siam Park.
This is my journal, as I traveled around the world on a working freighter. My 4 month journey began in Houston, Texas on October 16th, 2008 and ended exactly where it started, on February 21st, 2009. Because I did not have internet access, special thanks to Dave and Laura, who cleaned up what I beamed in by satellite.
Copyright © 2008-2009 Dale Stenseth All rights reserved.
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