Wednesday, 2/11/2009. Unlike most of Europe and Asia, Panama uses the same channel marking system as the US. Red, right, returning. 0600-0700 EST Passed through Miraflores double locks. Took pictures from the focsl. I swam in the pool while we were in the second lock. Estimated time for the Pedro Miguel Lock is 0900 EST or so, 0800 CST. Centennial Bridge will be an hour or so after that. Gatun Locks, will be mid or late afternoon. You might even see the ship via this site where the webcams are located:
http://www.pancanal.com/eng/photo/camera-java.html?cam=CerroLuisa
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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.
My Cabin
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Dale, George, Hubert, and Dieter in ancient Siam Park.
My Favorite Spot, The FOCSL
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- Almost Live Pictures
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