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Report 112 -- Saturday, 14 October, 2000

REPORT 112

DATE: Saturday, 14 October, 2000

UNIVERSAL TIME: 0500

LOCAL (SHIP) TIME: 1500

AUSTRALIAN EASTERN STANDARD/SUMMER TIME: 1600

POSITION: -55 17.06 128 52.73

HEADING: 257

CURRENT SPEED (KNOTS): 7.2

DISTANCE TO NEXT WAYPOINT (NAUTICAL MILES): 1647 to ice edge north of Davis

DISTANCE COVERED LAST 24 HOURS (NAUTICAL MILES): 167

WEATHER CONDITIONS: cloudy, fine and clear

AIR TEMPERATURE: 1.6 degrees C

SEA TEMPERA TURE: 2.9degrees C

SEA CONDITIONS: ship pitching into rough sea with a heavy swell, pounding at times with spray over

ICE CONDITIONS: nil

REMARKS:

All enjoyed talk on Friday afternoon by Judy Clarke on Penguin Monitoring. 'Fright Night' produced a Pirate with a Penguin on his shoulder, the Headless Horseman, a victim or two, black cats, and some ghouls and goblins but no spirits!! ANARE ingenuity is alive and well!! Continuous Plankton Recorder retrieved from second transect at 0800 and immediately deployed on third transect. Clocks back one hour tonight. 

REGARDS

Suzanne and Gordon

 


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