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| The M/V Curlew deploys |
Text and photos by Marc Weinberg
Thursday January 28, 2016 was a foggy and rainy morning, but it was still very interesting to watch the Sound from the Richmond Beach Saltwater Park or from some vantage point to the south.
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| Paddling |
One year and four days since last observed, the M/V Curlew was off shore with her crew training in life boat survival drills. I didn't notice anyone in the water as they did last year, but none the less there was a full round of deployment, paddling and flare discharges before they wrapped up and called it a day.
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| Parachute flare deployment |
See last year's article: Cold water survival training
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| Red and white smoke flares. The trick is to light the flares without setting the boat on fire. |
The drill lasted about three hours during the morning rain and fog so some photos are not as detailed as others depending on the weather conditions when they were shot.
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| Smoke flare with M/V Curlew standing by |
All photos copyright Marc Weinberg.
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