- Eric's elephant story
- I help the captain take some files off the navigation computer
- The captain sets up my email account on the ship
- We pass the equator
- We celebrate Eric's and my first crossing of the equator at sea
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| Turns out, the equator really is a big black line across the ocean. Who knew? |
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| The equator |
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| Some info about the ship |
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| Flowchart for responding to a distress call |
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| Sunset over the equator |
Crossing the Equator
