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> A sign of Land One day hundreds of dragonflies landed on the ship. This is a sign that land is close, and these poor insects were blown offshore by winds. Their only prospect is to finish as food for the fishes.
> The Ursa Platform The Ursa Platform is one of the largest tension leg platforms in the world. It exploits oil reserve located more than 4000 meters deep in the Gulf of Mexico sediments.
> Rare encounter Appearing suddenly on the horizon is the silhouette of the USS Oriskany, a Vietnam-days aircraft carrier. The 888-foot, rusted ship is seen here towed to Beaumont, Texas, to ride out the hurricane season at the Maritime Administration Reserve Fleet Facility. The relocation is the latest in a long string of delays in making the Oriskany the first Naval vessel and largest ship to be sunk intentionally as an artificial reef.
> Starboard side View of the starboard side onboard the JOIDES Resolution.
> The Hawaiian Chieftain, a replica of a typical European trading vessel of the 1790's, California.
> The Hawaiian Chieftain This Tallship is a replica of a typical European trading vessel of the 1790's. It is based in California. (Click on picture to enlarge)


The Hawaiian Chieftain


This Tallship is a replica of a typical European trading vessel of the 1790's. It is based in California.
(Click on picture to enlarge)
> The Hawaiian Chieftain This Tallship is a replica of a typical European trading vessel of the 1790's. It is based in California. (Click on picture to enlarge)


The Hawaiian Chieftain


This Tallship is a replica of a typical European trading vessel of the 1790's. It is based in California.
(Click on picture to enlarge)
Photo by: Pristine-light • see photo in gallery
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