Kelley, Jane and Siobhan trying out Beede's bathysphere which is on display at the Bermuda Aquarium.
Right. Charles Beede in 1930 off the coast of Bermuda emerging from his bathysphere. This was the first research vessel capable of deep dives (greater than 2000 feet).
Andy and Trent on the boat to our first stop.
The group working in the lab where, at night, they studied samples collected each day.
Group (Jane's taking the photo) on the front porch of Wright Hall.
Jane checking in.
Group photo in front of an outcrop of paleo-soil developed on the Walsingham Limestone.
Dave and Jon after a great dive on the South Shore reefs.
Andy, Jane and Dave just hanging out.
Examining the outcrop at Devonshire Bay
Heading back to the boat after doing some outcrop work on Charles Island.
Kelley and Dave checking out the outcrop at Devonshire Bay.
A hard game of croquet.
A winding and cool day sent us to the Naval Yard Museum.
Pete and Eric examining a fossil palm tree trunk.
Dominic and Pete coming up after a dive. Photo by Kelley Steffen
Pete and Trent at the Naval Yard Museum (photo by Dom).
Jane taking the plunge in Harrington Sound.
Siobhan at the end of a long day on the ocean.
Pete reading a story at the airport.
Trent and Dom checking out the large tank at the Bermuda Aqaurium.
Kelley and Pete soaking up some sun.
Pete, Trent, Jon, and Dave -- good friends.
Checking out an old train stop shelter.
Dom giving Dave a lift.
Eric, Elijah and Toto.
We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto!