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General Boards => Museum Submarine Discussion => Topic started by: Darrin on April 26, 2014, 07:43:03 PM
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I didn't ready ANYTHING about all onboard being given liberty... turn too and report ALL progress
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Aye, Aye Captain Suckie !!! :D
Here is our report:
At COD on Saturday we had the most work done in a single day by the largest bunch of volunteers in our 38-year-history! The crew included USSVI COD Base members, local sea cadets, and COD's memorial crew! What got done? Well the 10-hour long workday included moving 1,000-lb slabs of concrete, scores of 30-lb paver blocks, digging foundations, loading our pop machines for opening day, cleaning up the COD's interior, and hell, we even hung a venetian blind in the window of our new workshop! I was so busy I only took a few photos!!! >:(
About 3.000 Ibuprophen pills were consumed by the workers at the end of the day! ;D
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Aye, Aye, Darrin!
I don't have any progress to report. I'm still here though! Day by day! Thanks for being here, friends.
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Martha,
It is good to see that you had the largest turn out in 38 years, BZ my friend :)
Lance,
Thank you again for keeping this place open for all to see and use to learn about our history
Darrin
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I just posted our updates in the Cobia folder. I was busy trying to make sure the boat didn't get pushed half way across the river and snap power/gas lines in the process! It's been a rough winter here...
Karen
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Karen,
I have little doubt that you and your crew had a interesting winter, keep up the good work
Darrin
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Alright folks,
ONLY a part of the crew has reported.... I can only hope that you are in the bilges cleaning and making your boats presentable for tourista's... REPORT IN