Bethany Kolody
Happy New Years from the Ron Brown! Or as we like to call it here, “Andrew day,” in celebration of the New Year’s Eve birthdays of everyone onboard named Andrew. (Pictured below: Andrew Babbin and Andrew Collins hard at work with the CTD Rosette).
Happy New Years from the Ron Brown! Or as we like to call it here, “Andrew day,” in celebration of the New Year’s Eve birthdays of everyone onboard named Andrew. (Pictured below: Andrew Babbin and Andrew Collins hard at work with the CTD Rosette).
To celebrate, the crew cooked up an amazing New Year’s Eve
Ball complete with a photo booth, non-alcoholic fizzy toasts, and roaring dance
jams. I can’t help but admire the
dedication that must have gone into acquiring 2017-themed photo booth props and
confetti-filled party poppers far enough in advance to have them in the middle
of nowhere on the ocean on New Year’s Eve.
Several guests came dressed to the nines. Our hostess, Lydia, sported a smashing party
tuxedo, and House came in full pirate attire.
We were even visited by the mystical lobster-horse! A creature as majestic as the unicorn, with
the head of a horse, the claws of a lobster, and the heart of a hard-core partier.
Ultimately, though, we were all put to shame by the Capitan,
who looked downright regal in his navy formalwear.
At midnight, there was even a ball drop! (The ball looked suspiciously
like a fishing buoy cleverly disguised with shiny aluminum foil). My idea of decorating the CTD and dropping it
into the ocean at midnight was firmly vetoed by both scientists and crew, but
the buoy-drop was satisfying nonetheless...
(Remy, Bonnie, Lydia and Alexandra)
(Bythany and Javiera)
Conrad, Alexandra, and Mariana)
(Gordy)
(Lydia and Mark)
(Cathy and Alexandra)
(Alexandra and Remy)
(Brian, Lydia, Mark, House, Josh, Dan, Alex, CO Kamphaus)
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