Ahoy!

It's Saturday on TS Golden Bear and we are reporting live from the middle of the Pacific. Well... about half way between California and Hawaii. The weather has been overcast but starting to heat up outside. We are all staying busy and hoping the days fly by! Tomorrow we have a BBQ and Karaoke to look forward to. Otherwise it is business as usual.

Engineering

Engineering

Engineers have been busy with sign offs and other maintenance projects.. there is always a leaky pipe that needs fixing around here!

Engineering

Daywork

Another great morning for daywork..

Daywork

And deck practical training on the fantail. 

Daywork

Daywork

Inspections are never ending!

Nav Class

Part of our classroom rotation for deck cadets includes chart plotting. 

Computer lab usage

Our computer lab has been full these days!

CC Duty

Thanks to all of our cadets on CC duty in the galley. 

Candid

Brandon being Patriotic

No explanation necessary...

Chart Plotting

1/C Cadets are busy with Celestial Navigation. It is best to get it out of the way early in the voyage.. and it helps to work in a group :)

OCN

Our Oceanography team has been working hard! Here they are sifting through ocean debris, phytoplankton, and zooplankton. Did you know? Both types of plankton exhibit bioluminescence, which we have seen while on Sea Term. The team will be presenting some of their findings under microscope starting on Monday and we are excited to see what they've collected.

OCN

Fair winds and following seas...

~Madalyn Reynolds, Assistant Purser & Jessica Fowler, Purser

Check back often and follow the voyage with our blog series that gives the latest news from Summer Sea Term! TSGB will travel to San Diego, CA, Kauai, HI, Guam, Saipan, NMI, and Seattle, WA prior to returning to Vallejo on July 7th.

Stay tuned for updates to the Follow the Voyage blog.

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