Fuel
Taking on about 200,000 gallons of bunker diesel from the fuel truck takes most of a day!
We are a delayed leaving by a couple of days; but, as soon as the coring systems and the winch are ready, we’ll be off.
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Tim 8:16 am on November 9, 2018 Permalink |
That’s a good supply! And plenty of ballast. Our old diesel boats could ?only? carry about 130,000 when fully outfitted for patrol. Dad