/files/marine/files/img_0773.jpg : Tied up in Lewes, DE
/files/marine/files/img_0777.jpg : Leaving Lewes Harbor
/files/marine/files/img_0783.jpg : We steamed north past Cape May, NJ
/files/marine/files/img_0799.jpg : I spent much of this leg operating the multibeam snoar, that reveals a map of the elevation of the ocean floor
/files/marine/files/img_0809.jpg : We steamed past Block Island and its new wind farm
/files/marine/files/img_0812.jpg : The storm we navigated through
/files/marine/files/img_0816.jpg : Scallops!
/files/marine/files/img_0819.jpg : In some dredges we caught hundreds of scallops
/files/marine/files/img_0821.jpg : In others we caught boulders
/files/marine/files/img_0825.jpg : Massimo, one of the scientists, myself, and Jonathan, the engineers, collected sediment with the grab sampler
/files/marine/files/IMG_0829.JPG : Who needs a whale watch?
/files/marine/files/IMG_0835.JPG : Sunset at sea
/files/marine/files/IMG_0841.JPG : Welcome to Woods Hole, MA!
/files/marine/files/IMG_0842.JPG : The R/V Armstrong, the research vessel for Wood’s Hole Oceanographic Institute
/files/marine/files/IMG_0846.JPG : The Sharp tied up in Woods Hole
