This blog post is a recounting of the events of 17 November 2020.  The final full day of C-294 onboard the Corwith Cramer.

On many of my SEA Semester programs, I have the pleasure of writing a blog post like this one near the end of a voyage.

… And to remember these times and minds, we have created a list of the 35 things we will miss the most for the 34 people and the ship we are leaving behind:

After standing the first few dark, cold lookouts up North, and realizing we didn’t really know as many songs as we had thought, we needed a new method to help pass the hours.

Sitting on the quarterdeck in the hot sun and listening to my classmates present the many things they’ve discovered through their research projects, I reflect on a smaller discovery of my own: my favorite sentence in the world is, “Nobody really knows.”

Today has been a phenomenal day aboard the Cramer!

Dear loyal readers,

Without port stops, we read land through water. It is 0300.

So, I sat there at the dinner table, eating cake and sipping daintily on a drink.

As we dodge squalls and hurricanes left and right, we’ve been thinking more and more about the cyclical nature of this journey.