Saturday November 6, 2pm to 2am
Natasha Henscke
UNSW/ 2nd watch leader
Greetings from your beloved watch leader. After a busy morning of salpy conversations and muddy sampling, our shift officially started with a packet of shapes.
Saturday November 6, 2 am to 2 pm
Amelia Shannon
School of GeoSciences, USYD, student
Ahoy land lovers, Swath Queen (Amelia Shannon) here reporting the events of another fine and sunny day aboard the Southern Surveyor.
Friday 5 November, 2 pm to 2 am
Ben Harris
Ph.D. student USNW
Waking up for another day on the high seas to find that Hagrid (aka. big mark), had stolen my loving warm blanket, just how I plan to start my day, at a lazy 11am.
Friday November 5
Amanda Roe
School of GeoSciences, USYD, Masters of Science student
Ahoy from the salty sea-scientists on the good ship, the mighty Southern Surveyor!
Thursday 4 November
Bevan Yiu
School of Biological Sciences, USYD, student
Ahoy scurvy dogs, another fine day on the ‘Seasick Surveyor’!
Thursday 4 November 2pm – 12am
Daniel Harrison
Masters student, University of Sydney Institute of Marine Science.
"Somewhere at sea off the Victorian coast of Australia chasing an eddy."
Our research voyage has well and truly begun on the Southern Surveyor the CSIRO operated marine research vessel (definitely not a boat, if you call it a boat you are treated to a days silence and death stares from the crew as one student already found out [names are excluded to protect the guilty]).
Wednesday 3 November
2pm - 12am
Pictures by Seb Holmes