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Jimbuna 12-20-15 08:49 AM

Young Buna in the Bahamas
 
Young Buna was offered extended leave with pay rather than rejoin his ship on 6th December but rather than spend Xmas at home with his family he decided to return to his ship, a decision I can understand because he needs twelve months sea time in before he can sit his Masters.

What I didn't know was the fact that two days after he joined his ship she went into dry dock (counts toward sea time) in the Bahamas so he is honest in admitting he is now a tad bored and wondering if he made the correct decision.

You made your bed son so you will now have to lie in it (praying the wife doesn't see this post).

I'll post a few pictures in a little while.

Commander Wallace 12-20-15 10:57 AM

I can think of worse places to be .

eddie 12-20-15 11:18 AM

Bored in the Bahamas!?! Better have a talk with him Jim,lol

Jimbuna 12-20-15 12:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddie (Post 2367616)
Bored in the Bahamas!?! Better have a talk with him Jim,lol

More or less what Neal and Steve have said on Skype today :)

Pictures in the morning.

Webster 12-20-15 06:00 PM

wow, to be on a paid vacation in the Bahamas for months and yet he thinks he made a bad choice to be stuck in that situation???????????

when he gets our age he will laugh at himself for saying such a silly thing lol.

August 12-20-15 09:23 PM

Does the Bahama layover count as sea time?

Rockstar 12-21-15 12:45 AM

It can happen, everything over there is geared towards tourism. Its not exactly a hotbed of activity in the off season.

Jimbuna 12-21-15 07:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by August (Post 2367736)
Does the Bahama layover count as sea time?

Yes, so I suppose that is the method in his madness. Ship has now left dock and is back at Fort Lauderdale preparing for a Caribbean cruise of Xmas and New Year.

mapuc 12-21-15 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rockstar (Post 2367755)
It can happen, everything over there is geared towards tourism. Its not exactly a hotbed of activity in the off season.

Same where I live. Everything is geared for the turist and in the winter almost every resturant is closed and the prices they take :o

Markus

AVGWarhawk 12-21-15 04:33 PM

Stuck in the Bahamas? I should be so lucky.

Jimbuna 12-22-15 03:20 PM

Some of the pictures he sent.

http://i.imgur.com/Y0sIoJy.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/DnZ6lX8.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/62Qn4bA.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/YWdG5qd.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/yuAsYMe.jpg

The ship doesn't have the traditional rudder and propellers but is propelled by a combination of both known as The Azipod System:
http://www.marineinsight.com/tech/ma...ystem-on-ship/

http://i.imgur.com/e1YNDgz.jpg

u crank 12-22-15 04:40 PM

Amazing pics Jim. That's a big boat.:yep:

HW3 12-22-15 05:09 PM

:agree:

Rockstar 12-22-15 05:19 PM

13 shots on the floor?

Is it just the photo or do those stabilizers extend beyond the side of the ship?

fireftr18 12-22-15 10:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by u crank (Post 2368119)
Amazing pics Jim. That's a big boat.:yep:

I think it'll take more than a couple oars to move it. :salute:


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