Horizon Exploration

Found some picks of the Lab as the PGS Laurentian from June 2005. The bloke has some good offshore pics. Check out his last photo I instant before a being hit by a wave on the back deck. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.barlak.net/pasha/gif/workboat.gif&imgrefurl=http://www.barlak....

Eagle Geophysical are still going it seems. Or are they reborn?

http://www.eaglegeo.com/

I remember working with Guthrie the Funny Jock. He loved winding me up as a new boy on board used to call me Tory Boy or the Professor. Once had a giggle when his fellow grease money Craig swopped porno's with him before turning in, only Craig had taken the covers off the mags and Guthrie ended up w...

Second part

I've scanned this introduction to the Labrador I found whilst clearing some papers

Obviously love himself

Thats the one. I see the Aussies have equiped it with two machine guns. Just as well

Bloody hell look at the size of that machine gun on their boat. Brave man taking those photos

I last worked there in 2002 on the MV Askelad for Thales. Actually did loading/unloading in Tema, Ghana and steamed over to Nigerain waters as Nigerian ports are such a nightmare. We were doing shallow surveys quite near the coast and had to deal with the local fishermen each morning at dawn. They h...

Cheers for the info. The bow looks very strange. I see what you mean about the thrusters in shallow water a recipe for disaster http://www.ulsteingroup.com/kunder/ulstein/cms66.nsf/pages/shipdesign.htm?open&qnfl=flash#shipdesign/s-series/ulsteinsx124/product/ulsteinsx121.itm I'm sure I saw plans...

New seismic ships incoprating the Ulstein X-Bow design. The ships that Eidesvik has ordered will be contracted by the world's largest seismic company, the merged CGGVeritas

http://www.ulsteingroup.com/Kunder/ulst ... 0700503AC6