Welcome to the Nathaniel B. Palmer.
Your virtual tour guides will be Ally and
Dan. Dan is wearing a Mustang suit that keeps him safe when he is working
outside on the ship.
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| Ally Brown and Dan |
This is one of the dry labs. All of these monitors help keep the science
and ship activities running smoothly.
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| Dry Lab |
On the main deck there are four science laboratories. This is where we store our crab samples and work on analyzing our data.
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| Aft Dry Lab |
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| Hallway of sleeping cabins on the 02 deck |
Each stateroom has a set of bunk beds, a desk, and a
window with a view of the ocean. The TV has channels showing a different view
of the ship from the outside. Because one of the technicians on the ship is a winter
sports fan, one channel on the TV is always playing snowboarding and skiing
videos.
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| Cabin space |
One of our favorite places on the ship is the galley
(aka the mess hall). Our chef is from
Louisiana and everyone loves his cooking.
Last night he made grilled salmon with Chilean king crab and a cream
sauce. Along with that, there are always
lots of fresh cakes and cookies! Because people are working on the ship around
the clock, there are always snacks available.
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| Ally Brown enjoying the galley |
Next, our tour takes us to the gym, where you can
work off all of the chefs good cooking. The Nathaniel B. Palmer has everything
you might need to be a home away from home.
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| Gym |
The Nathaniel B. Palmer is a great American
scientific research ship!
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| American Flag flying over the NBP |
-Dan, Katie, and Steph
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