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Wanna know what it's like?

Very nice, Tim.

And thank you for working the seas.

reply to Beringse
Tim, those were awesome pictures, just like the movies. Great job putting that clip together. I kept watching to see you in your uniform though.
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...and the greatest of these is love. 1Cor.13:13

Good thing there were no cameras the day I was depanted...deseated...whatever it is you call it...
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Leos rule!

Amazing pictures, Tim, very well put together

Is the sound track Type O Negative?

reply to Beringse
Great job!!
Looks a little chilly

reply to Arathaen
Yep, Farewell to Britain...sort of fit the vid.
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Leos rule!

Yup, I thought it fit pretty well too

reply to Beringse
VERY cool video, thanks for sharing it Beringse! My dad was stationed for a couple of years up in Frobisher Bay, Baffin Island and Goose Bay, Labrador in the Air Force (he was attached to the Canadian RAF) in the mid 1950's, I bet you and he could talk for hours about the cold and ice! He has told me many stories, like whiteouts that lasted for days and where you could get lost a few feet from the barracks, and getting frozen from spray back fighting fires, brrrr I've been in blizzards and 30 below in Pocatello, Idaho (lived there from 1990-1997), and in some 30 foot deep snow, whiteouts and 20 below in the Sierra, but never the Arctic.

Edit-I actually don't mind the extreme cold, I can endure it much better than extreme heat.

reply to Beringse

said by Beringse:

Good thing there were no cameras the day I was depanted...deseated...whatever it is you call it...

reply to Beringse
Very nice stuff!

That first section I kept thinking "be a hellofa time to drop the camera".

Knowing Tim the way we do, I think we all were surprised the camera came thru unscathed.

and not pink

reply to Beringse
I was watching Dirty Jobs the other night and was wondering if they were on your boat. Pretty nasty job.

Nah, our line of work is not exciting enough for Rowe to do a film doc. He'd rather pretend he's out on a Crabber while his crew films the action-I bet he gets seasick...

I'm going to put another together with imovie instead of Windows movie maker, should be done in a bit.
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Leos rule!

He was on a fish processing ship called The Legacy. They were 50 miles out of Dutch and were out when the Pacific Glacier caught on fire. Oh, and he gets seasick, BAD! As does the rest of his film crew.

reply to Beringse
Looks like that dirty Jobs is playing several more times this weekend/next week according to the Discovery channel
04/21/2008 was the original air date

10pm Saturday
2am sunday
8pm Monday
12am tuesday