04/19/2012,00:26:30,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 1925 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations south of the Mississippi River Delta.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800. The water depth at our position is approximately 1200m. Our present heading is 305° at a position of 28° 40'N, 088° 41'W.  
04/19/2012,01:50:07,okeanosexplorer,This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 2050 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations south of the Mississippi River Delta.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800 tomorrow morning.
04/19/2012,03:41:05,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 2240 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations south of the Mississippi River Delta.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800 tomorrow morning.  
04/19/2012,08:04:41,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 0302 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are conducting multibeam mapping operations offshore of South Pass of the Mississippi River.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800.  
04/19/2012,11:43:59,okeanosexplorer,  This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Rick Nadeau speaking. The local EX time is 0643 hours.  Currently, the ROV is on deck and we are secure from multibeam mapping operations offshore of South Pass of the Mississippi River.  The ROV is scheduled to dive at 0800.  
04/19/2012,13:25:22,kelleyelliott,This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Kelley Elliott speaking. The local EX time is 0825 hours.  We are currently preparing to deploy the ROV for a dive on a shipwreck referred to as site 359. 
04/19/2012,13:32:05,santiagoherrera,what is todays dive number?
04/19/2012,13:32:24,Erin Becker,Today is Dive 07
04/19/2012,13:34:04,santiagoherrera,thank you
04/19/2012,13:38:12,Jamie Austin,This is the Okeanos Explorer.  Vehicles are in the water, for Dive 07.  We will be diving on a shipwreck today, in approximately 400 m of water east of the Mississippi Canyon.  A beautiful day, and we anticipate an exciting dive,  Join us!
04/19/2012,13:38:17,santiagoherrera,WHOI started recording EX1203_DIVE07_20120419_1
04/19/2012,13:43:47,danwarren,did we lose I 1 feed
04/19/2012,13:44:08,danwarren,disregard, I have it back
04/19/2012,13:46:30,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 200 m.
04/19/2012,13:51:49,Jamie Austin,Vehicles are passing 300 m.
04/19/2012,13:54:49,Jamie Austin,Currents pushing the vehicles to the S.
04/19/2012,13:56:00,Jamie Austin,Visual of the seafloor - Little Herc.
04/19/2012,13:58:29,Jamie Austin,Assessing visibility.  Generally smooth seafloor.
04/19/2012,13:59:02,Jamie Austin,Small burrows, small fish.
04/19/2012,13:59:08,danwarren,seafloor is flat and featureless in this area based on geophysical data
04/19/2012,13:59:11,Erin Becker,acn
04/19/2012,14:00:07,Erin Becker,lots of fish
04/19/2012,14:00:35,Erin Becker,compared to the deeper sites we visited earlier in the cruise
04/19/2012,14:00:57,Jamie Austin,The vehicles are ~20 m SW of the site, assessing current and visibility.  Depth of Little Herc is 398 m.
04/19/2012,14:03:05,robertcarney,squid
04/19/2012,14:03:12,michaelvecchione,yes please
04/19/2012,14:05:10,robertcarney,temperature?
04/19/2012,14:05:35,Jamie Austin,We will move the ship down-current (to the S), then approach the site with the vehicles facing NE.
04/19/2012,14:05:57,danwarren,how much current?
04/19/2012,14:06:39,michaelvecchione,I have seen probable hatchetfish, viperfish and myctophids
04/19/2012,14:06:52,Erin Becker,Temp = 23.2 degrees C
04/19/2012,14:07:59,Erin Becker,sorry, that is external temperature
04/19/2012,14:08:29,Erin Becker,wait that is correct. 
04/19/2012,14:08:42,Erin Becker,I'm used to reading the temperature from the realtimedata
04/19/2012,14:09:01,Erin Becker,seems warm
04/19/2012,14:09:13,cordeslab,wow, that is pretty warm
04/19/2012,14:09:22,cordeslab,sure that's at 400m?
04/19/2012,14:10:42,Erin Becker,ROV CTD temp is 11.1 degrees C
04/19/2012,14:10:44,Erin Becker,final answer
04/19/2012,14:11:14,Erin Becker,the other must have been the air temp
04/19/2012,14:12:15,Jamie Austin,Little Herc loses visibility of the seafloor at slightly more than 4 m off the seafloor.  We can see Little Herc from Seirios at a separation of ~15 m.
04/19/2012,14:16:46,Jamie Austin,We are picking up the wreck on Little Herc sector scanning sonar.  Moving to the south of the wreck, to establish the vehicles down-current for an up-current approach.
04/19/2012,14:17:33,danwarren,Rigging is in the area we are approaching based on other data
04/19/2012,14:17:37,michaelvecchione,SQUID Enoploteuthid
04/19/2012,14:19:14,Catalina Martinez,FYI - all I1 feeds look great from the ISC
04/19/2012,14:25:00,kelleyelliott,Welcome to the dive, Doug!
04/19/2012,14:25:31,Jamie Austin,About 7 m from one end of the wreck.  Bow or stern?
04/19/2012,14:25:42,danwarren,can we get a screen grab off the sector scanning sonar please
04/19/2012,14:27:31,danwarren,We think bow but this is the first time had a real good look at this site so we need to confirm
04/19/2012,14:29:33,Jamie Austin,Approaching the hull with Little Herc.
04/19/2012,14:30:42,Erin Becker,anyone know for sure what these fish are?
04/19/2012,14:30:42,Jamie Austin,Wreck visible.
04/19/2012,14:32:39,danwarren,doug how is your visibility My I 1 feed is not clear
04/19/2012,14:32:48,danwarren,I2 betters
04/19/2012,14:33:15,Erin Becker,squat lobster - Eumunida
04/19/2012,14:34:38,Erin Becker,acn venus flytrap anemones
04/19/2012,14:34:44,Erin Becker,acn white
04/19/2012,14:34:45,Jamie Austin,Woods structure rising from the seafloor to a height of ~5 m, with cabling from a horizontal platform above the wood structure.  Scanning this part of the wreck.
04/19/2012,14:35:25,danwarren,‎OKex  audio is low on conference line 
04/19/2012,14:36:07,Erin Becker,checking
04/19/2012,14:36:18,michaelvecchione,viperfish
04/19/2012,14:36:31,Catalina Martinez,We are seeing jittery image on feed 1 and it's coming 'in' to the URI network this way - checked the backdoor.  Ruling out our CDN, but techs believe it's potentially a sat issue that we can't control
04/19/2012,14:36:48,Erin Becker,increased the level going to the conference call
04/19/2012,14:37:48,catrionamunro,FSH
04/19/2012,14:38:18,catrionamunro,lots of white ACN here
04/19/2012,14:39:07,Erin Becker,so, was that the bow?
04/19/2012,14:40:03,danwarren,The amount of rigging appears to support that it is at the moment
04/19/2012,14:41:46,michaelvecchione,FSH Hake
04/19/2012,14:42:22,catrionamunro,pink venus fly trap ACN
04/19/2012,14:44:17,Jamie Austin,Trend of the long axis of the hull is ~070 degrees.
04/19/2012,14:45:19,danwarren,looks to be the bow .  Not sure what is above that the cables are extending  up to
04/19/2012,14:46:51,danwarren,I1 not very good
04/19/2012,14:47:07,Jamie Austin,We will begin work our way down the length of wreck, looking at it, while swinging from side to side, to sense the local environment.  We will be looking at the south side, or down-current, side of the wreck first.
04/19/2012,14:49:07,Erin Becker,cor - gorgonian?
04/19/2012,14:49:33,catrionamunro,COR paramuricea?
04/19/2012,14:49:37,Catalina Martinez,Update on feed 1 - Our CDN is fine so our techs think it's coming from the satellite - mpeg missing a few frames causes the odd jitters
04/19/2012,14:49:50,danwarren,Can we get the lasers on please
04/19/2012,14:50:11,catrionamunro,SER tubes?
04/19/2012,14:50:24,catrionamunro,looks like a CRA to the right
04/19/2012,14:50:58,kelleyelliott,Hi folks - when you are not talking over the RTS intercom unit, or over the teleconference line, please mute your phone and intercom unit.
04/19/2012,14:51:09,kelleyelliott,This will prevent the feedback you are currently hearing on the party line.
04/19/2012,14:52:56,kelleyelliott13926,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4HfLbI06Ww
04/19/2012,14:53:01,danwarren,seeing anemones as in the vk wrecks
04/19/2012,14:53:28,kelleyelliott13926,Stream 2 on YouTube Live
04/19/2012,14:54:56,kelleyelliott13926,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkaPIowF0wY&list
04/19/2012,14:55:12,kelleyelliott13926,Stream 1 on YouTube Live
04/19/2012,14:55:50,catrionamunro,ACN
04/19/2012,14:55:52,catrionamunro,SPO
04/19/2012,14:55:53,catrionamunro,CRA
04/19/2012,14:57:54,danwarren,extensive timber debris here
04/19/2012,14:59:39,dougjones,I've been on the phone with Jack so haven't been listening to the audio for several minutes. Can someone give me an idea of where we are on the wreck?
04/19/2012,15:00:22,danwarren,southern probably port side heading west to east
04/19/2012,15:01:20,dougjones,what is the bottom left screen on video feed 3?
04/19/2012,15:03:18,dougjones,Thanks Dan
04/19/2012,15:03:41,catrionamunro,several venus flytrap ACN
04/19/2012,15:03:44,catrionamunro,CRA
04/19/2012,15:04:09,catrionamunro,is that an OPH?
04/19/2012,15:04:23,catrionamunro,looks like some CORL in the center
04/19/2012,15:04:25,Erin Becker,if it is, it is rather stiff, eh?
04/19/2012,15:04:48,kelleyelliott,Hi folks - it sounds like the live feed on the Nautilus Live feed is better. Check it out at: http://www.nautiluslive.org/live/okeanos
04/19/2012,15:06:27,catrionamunro,clusters of SPO
04/19/2012,15:07:28,Jamie Austin,Scanning down the side of the ship.  Vertical ribs are visible.  This part of the wreck look more encrusted than the bow(?) section.
04/19/2012,15:08:27,danwarren,possible scupper tube? and chain plate remnants.  Can we get a virtual marker here
04/19/2012,15:09:55,Jamie Austin,We will put a virtual marker here.  It will be W1.
04/19/2012,15:09:56,danwarren,Doug on your feed are seeing the possible chain plate
04/19/2012,15:10:17,danwarren,we may be near top deck level
04/19/2012,15:11:48,dougjones,Dan, yes I could see that too 
04/19/2012,15:12:05,michaelvecchione,salp
04/19/2012,15:14:44,michaelvecchione,I think the salp is genus Thetys (maybe you don't want to know the species name.).
04/19/2012,15:18:01,michaelvecchione,FSH scorpeinid
04/19/2012,15:19:14,Erin Becker,CORP - Paramericea
04/19/2012,15:19:32,Erin Becker,COR
04/19/2012,15:20:50,michaelvecchione,SQD looks like an onychoteuthid
04/19/2012,15:20:51,Erin Becker,Several Paramericea, and some pieces of Lophelia, but no large half-dome-like colonies of Lophelia
04/19/2012,15:22:28,danwarren,virtual marker please
04/19/2012,15:23:55,Jamie Austin,No evidence for external metal sheathing.  A lot of evidence for extensive fastening of a wooden hull.  This will be marked as W2.
04/19/2012,15:24:13,michaelvecchione,In addition to the large salps, there appear to be some small salps with Phronima inside them
04/19/2012,15:25:19,michaelvecchione,Cutlassfish
04/19/2012,15:25:35,danwarren,look at the size do those frames.
04/19/2012,15:26:13,danwarren,frank who else is with you in silver springs
04/19/2012,15:26:37,Erin Becker,CORP with OPH
04/19/2012,15:27:05,santiagoherrera,lots of salps in the water column
04/19/2012,15:27:36,santiagoherrera,couple of large CORP colonies with asteroschema ophiuroids
04/19/2012,15:28:04,santiagoherrera,serpulid worms SER
04/19/2012,15:28:43,santiagoherrera,lots of  plankton and small nekton in the water column
04/19/2012,15:28:52,Erin Becker,some pretty large Paramericea with ophiuroids
04/19/2012,15:28:53,santiagoherrera,ACN venus flytrap
04/19/2012,15:29:01,michaelvecchione,Phronima
04/19/2012,15:29:14,michaelvecchione,SQD
04/19/2012,15:29:24,Catalina Martinez,http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog   Check us out on the White House Blog!  Unsure if the potential spike in viewers from this post is impacting the CDN hosting our I1 stream.  Doesn't appear to be the case, and the CDN was forewarned, but still assessing. . . 
04/19/2012,15:29:25,santiagoherrera,more abundant CORP on the edge of the ship
04/19/2012,15:29:51,santiagoherrera,FSH
04/19/2012,15:31:17,santiagoherrera,SPO
04/19/2012,15:32:04,santiagoherrera,port side of the ship
04/19/2012,15:32:19,santiagoherrera,SQA Munidopsis
04/19/2012,15:32:24,santiagoherrera,ACN cerianthid
04/19/2012,15:33:14,frankcantelas,We are also on YouTube Live - http://www.youtube.com/user/oceanexplorergov?feature=mhee
04/19/2012,15:34:28,santiagoherrera,curly OPH with very long arms
04/19/2012,15:34:56,danwarren,virtual marker here please
04/19/2012,15:35:07,santiagoherrera,nice Paramuricea colonies
04/19/2012,15:37:11,santiagoherrera,incredible abundance of sessile and pelagic organisms
04/19/2012,15:37:47,santiagoherrera,likely vertical migrators
04/19/2012,15:38:02,santiagoherrera,more CORP Paramuricea
04/19/2012,15:38:33,santiagoherrera,CORL small colony
04/19/2012,15:38:45,santiagoherrera,SPO
04/19/2012,15:38:56,danwarren,lophelia
04/19/2012,15:39:30,Jamie Austin,The third virtual marker was W3.
04/19/2012,15:41:11,santiagoherrera,SQA
04/19/2012,15:41:26,santiagoherrera,CORP
04/19/2012,15:41:31,santiagoherrera,CORP
04/19/2012,15:41:42,santiagoherrera,CORL
04/19/2012,15:42:10,michaelvecchione,Pyrosome
04/19/2012,15:42:46,Jamie Austin,Cables trailing from the wreck towards the seafloor.
04/19/2012,15:42:59,santiagoherrera,more Paramuricea here at the base of the wreck
04/19/2012,15:43:14,santiagoherrera,with OPH
04/19/2012,15:44:25,michaelvecchione,The long fishes may be trichiurids and/or gempylids
04/19/2012,15:45:50,santiagoherrera,CORL and CORP more abundant at the edge of the ship
04/19/2012,15:45:55,santiagoherrera,larger colonies
04/19/2012,15:47:35,santiagoherrera,net
04/19/2012,15:49:03,santiagoherrera,CROP with OPH
04/19/2012,15:51:27,santiagoherrera,reached the bow
04/19/2012,15:51:38,santiagoherrera,colonized by CORL
04/19/2012,15:51:40,Jamie Austin,We have reached the other end of the hull.  Bow or stern?
04/19/2012,15:52:00,Erin Becker,good shot of some Lophelia colonies
04/19/2012,15:52:02,santiagoherrera,not as much Lophelia as we have seen in other wrecks
04/19/2012,15:52:11,santiagoherrera,SQA
04/19/2012,15:52:19,Erin Becker,hard to see where they are attached exactly
04/19/2012,15:52:20,santiagoherrera,ACN venus flytrap
04/19/2012,15:52:44,santiagoherrera,CROP here as well
04/19/2012,15:53:59,danwarren,is that part of the rudder head
04/19/2012,15:55:19,cordeslab,Actinostolid anemones?
04/19/2012,15:58:24,Erin Becker,netting
04/19/2012,16:05:37,Jamie Austin,We have dropped three more virtual markers - W4 - cables down the side of the hull, W5 - view of the side of the ship, W6 - end (stern?) of the hull.  
04/19/2012,16:06:55,Jamie Austin,We will plan to hop up and over the stern(?) of the wreck, then work our way up the other side.  First, we will inspect the end of the ship.
04/19/2012,16:11:21,Jamie Austin,A red pintel/gudgeon (part of the rudder assembly?) in view.  This will be WP7.  Confirmation that this is the stern of the ship.
04/19/2012,16:13:09,Jamie Austin,The rudder is nowhere in view - it appears to have been removed.
04/19/2012,16:15:18,Jamie Austin,The gudgeon is viewed as being bronze, which may suggest an age of the wreck slightly earlier than initially thought.
04/19/2012,16:21:59,cordeslab,Andrea here
04/19/2012,16:22:06,Jamie Austin,We will drop a virtual target, W7, for perceived beams on the seafloor near the stern.
04/19/2012,16:22:49,cordeslab,large phycid hakes
04/19/2012,16:27:53,cordeslab,FSH hoplostethus
04/19/2012,16:29:09,Jamie Austin,Good view of ribs, starboard side near the stern.
04/19/2012,16:29:47,cordeslab,SQA E picta
04/19/2012,16:32:08,Jamie Austin,Looking at rib debris.
04/19/2012,16:34:51,Jamie Austin,Another virtual target dropped, W8, for debris.
04/19/2012,16:39:15,Jamie Austin,Blow-out of the starboard flank ending, as we move forward along the starboard side.  Good view of more intact vertical ribs.
04/19/2012,16:46:31,catrionamunro,COR paramuricea?
04/19/2012,16:46:38,catrionamunro,with OPh
04/19/2012,16:46:57,catrionamunro,SQA x2
04/19/2012,16:50:07,Jamie Austin,Good view of planking; some of it remarkably intact.
04/19/2012,16:50:54,michaelvecchione,I just received a question: Can the pilot cam be put onto Stream2? 
04/19/2012,16:54:37,danwarren,welcome back kim
04/19/2012,16:56:01,michaelvecchione,Thanks for the pilot cam
04/19/2012,16:56:36,Erin Becker,what kind of fish is that?
04/19/2012,16:56:40,Erin Becker,the vertical skinny one
04/19/2012,16:57:42,michaelvecchione,Probably trichiurid (cutlassfish)
04/19/2012,16:58:10,Erin Becker,ok, thanks
04/19/2012,16:58:13,Catalina Martinez,Just know that the ISC records the feeds for the dives in their entirety and if you switch to pilot cam, that means we don't record Seirios. . just want to be clear.
04/19/2012,16:59:05,kimfaulk,Great looking wreck
04/19/2012,17:01:25,michaelvecchione,SQD
04/19/2012,17:01:55,Erin Becker,Correct, we are not recording seirios, but at this point we are not getting much value from the seirios camera
04/19/2012,17:02:03,Erin Becker,visibility is very low
04/19/2012,17:02:58,Erin Becker,we do have it up on one of the monitors here and we can't even see the wreck
04/19/2012,17:05:13,danwarren,see the fastener holes
04/19/2012,17:05:15,kimfaulk,are those fastener holes?
04/19/2012,17:05:25,kimfaulk,nice - Dan - simultaneous thinking
04/19/2012,17:07:01,kimfaulk,rigging?  
04/19/2012,17:07:15,danwarren,possible knee at bottom left
04/19/2012,17:08:02,dougjones,Dan, agreed -- I was just looking at that too. 
04/19/2012,17:10:36,danwarren,I cannot see the lasers well, can anyone get the size of the timbers
04/19/2012,17:11:57,kimfaulk,I can't see it either Dan.  I think Doug might have the better feed
04/19/2012,17:12:11,Erin Becker,I noticed that they weren't easy to see but they were visible on the farther timbers when we were up over the top
04/19/2012,17:13:30,michaelvecchione,FSH roughys
04/19/2012,17:17:27,Jamie Austin,WP 12 - possible hawsepipe.
04/19/2012,17:19:16,cordeslab,They are not orange, but same genus
04/19/2012,17:19:18,michaelvecchione,western roughy
04/19/2012,17:22:00,Jamie Austin,Looking at stays and a piece of the stem-post holding the bowsprit, or the bowsprit itself.
04/19/2012,17:25:30,Jamie Austin,Maneuvering to look down the center-line of the ship, from the bow.
04/19/2012,17:26:11,kimfaulk,the top of the stem post looks very intact - and free of colonization
04/19/2012,17:29:40,Jamie Austin,Close-up of the cable near the bow confirms that it is braided wire rope.  Prevailing wisdom from the beach suggests that this evidence, in concert with the bronze gudgeon at the stern, confirms a late 19th-early 20th century age for the ship.
04/19/2012,17:39:50,Jamie Austin,Getting ready to look inside the wreck, near the bow.
04/19/2012,17:40:37,santiagoherrera,large CORP colony
04/19/2012,17:42:01,dougjones,Can we get a virtual marker please if not done already
04/19/2012,17:43:04,santiagoherrera,several more CORP colonies with OPH
04/19/2012,17:43:06,Jamie Austin,Looking at metal features that could be a bollard and a capstan.  There may be displacement of these features.
04/19/2012,17:44:04,Erin Becker,Several Paramuricea around the metal feature
04/19/2012,17:45:57,Erin Becker,CORP with OPH
04/19/2012,17:53:27,Jamie Austin,View of what may be a water tank sitting on the starboard side of the bow area.
04/19/2012,17:55:11,Jamie Austin,Riveting of the tank consistent with construction up to WWI.
04/19/2012,18:09:07,danwarren,What is the plan?  When we finish here can we continue aft  in the interior of the wreck
04/19/2012,18:09:11,Jamie Austin,Back outside the starboard side forward, waiting for a ship move.
04/19/2012,18:10:35,robertcarney,per tubes  can you zoom on ends at some point?
04/19/2012,18:14:23,Jamie Austin,Good view of the inner side of the outer hull, port side.
04/19/2012,18:14:26,robertcarney,tubes here are feather duster worms...not versimentiferans
04/19/2012,18:14:28,santiagoherrera,the tube worms looked like serpulids to me
04/19/2012,18:14:37,santiagoherrera,right
04/19/2012,18:14:54,Erin Becker,cool, thanks.  i will get a zoom when we are looking straight at some of them
04/19/2012,18:26:44,danwarren,i would like to go back and get more detail in the area around virtual marker 1 to take a look at potential scuppers
04/19/2012,18:27:14,kimfaulk,agreed Dan
04/19/2012,18:31:58,Jamie Austin,Beam lying inside the hull with notches in it.
04/19/2012,18:32:38,robertcarney,burrows acn burrowing etc in mud...no color mottling
04/19/2012,18:33:39,robertcarney,daviT?
04/19/2012,18:33:49,robertcarney,good otter board
04/19/2012,18:34:04,frankcantelas,drop a target here
04/19/2012,18:36:42,michaelvecchione,FSH scorpaenid
04/19/2012,18:41:43,Jamie Austin,Heading for the stern.  Going to look at the gudgeon.
04/19/2012,18:46:09,Jamie Austin,Close-up of the gudgeon.  The gudgeon hole is about 10 cm across.
04/19/2012,18:48:15,kimfaulk,the gudgeon looks very similar to one in St. Augustine at LAMP
04/19/2012,18:48:21,kimfaulk,same dimensions
04/19/2012,18:55:42,Erin Becker,some imagery of lophelia on a net.  difficult to tell where it is attached
04/19/2012,18:56:16,Erin Becker,time 18:54:19 shows possible attachment 
04/19/2012,18:59:05,michaelvecchione,EEL probably conger
04/19/2012,19:02:02,kimfaulk,looks like there might have been an iron bolt there in the past
04/19/2012,19:02:24,kimfaulk,looks like rust around the hole
04/19/2012,19:02:57,kimfaulk,looks like a scarf
04/19/2012,19:03:01,kimfaulk,scarph
04/19/2012,19:03:12,kimfaulk,looks like there is one to the right as well
04/19/2012,19:06:17,kimfaulk,i am not seeing any at all
04/19/2012,19:09:20,Jamie Austin,Moving back towards the bow to look at metal fittings there.
04/19/2012,19:21:44,Jamie Austin,test
04/19/2012,19:23:49,kimfaulk,is that a metal fitting to the left?
04/19/2012,19:23:53,kimfaulk,bottom left?
04/19/2012,19:25:45,kimfaulk,nevermin
04/19/2012,19:28:45,Jamie Austin,Zooming into the hawsepipe for a closer look.
04/19/2012,19:29:20,kimfaulk,looks like chain to the upper left
04/19/2012,19:29:29,kimfaulk,two or three links coming off the left
04/19/2012,19:29:45,Jamie Austin,There may be a link of chain within the upper part of the hawsepipe.  Scanning lower to see if we can see more.
04/19/2012,19:29:49,danwarren,about 10-12cm per link
04/19/2012,19:32:30,kimfaulk,looks like the hawse pipe was pulled through the hull
04/19/2012,19:32:36,Jamie Austin,Looks like thew hawsepipe has been pulled clear of the hull.
04/19/2012,19:33:13,kimfaulk,is that the end of the hawse pipe to the left?
04/19/2012,19:35:01,kimfaulk,looks like a square fastener
04/19/2012,19:35:07,kimfaulk,to the left of the lasers
04/19/2012,19:36:32,Jamie Austin,Going to the other side of the bow.
04/19/2012,19:40:00,Jamie Austin,Knee frame(?), port side of the bow.
04/19/2012,19:40:35,kimfaulk,looks cupric
04/19/2012,19:40:46,kimfaulk,i would say barrel hoops, but not made of copper
04/19/2012,19:42:09,kimfaulk,what is the roundish item in the center of the screen?
04/19/2012,19:42:26,kimfaulk,very disarticulated timber
04/19/2012,19:42:40,kimfaulk,i thnk that is a breast hook Jack
04/19/2012,19:43:27,kimfaulk,to the left
04/19/2012,19:44:31,kimfaulk,look lower please
04/19/2012,19:45:03,kimfaulk,zoom bottom center on rounded object please
04/19/2012,19:45:17,kimfaulk,too far
04/19/2012,19:46:02,kimfaulk,it looks geared at the top
04/19/2012,19:46:28,kimfaulk,could be a capstan or a windless drum
04/19/2012,19:51:51,Jamie Austin,Going to go for another look at suspected bollard/capstan/windlass.
04/19/2012,19:53:35,danwarren,maybe the other hawse pipe too
04/19/2012,19:54:45,kimfaulk,what are the dimensions?
04/19/2012,19:54:50,Jamie Austin,Back at the suspected bollard/capstan.
04/19/2012,19:56:32,Jamie Austin,No spoke holes visible.  Probably not a capstan.
04/19/2012,19:59:02,Jamie Austin,Moving both Seirios and Little Herc to the port side of the bow of the vessel.
04/19/2012,20:07:04,Jamie Austin,About to investigate bow machinery/fittings, with both vehicles in position on the port side.
04/19/2012,20:09:41,kimfaulk,looks like iron staining on the hull/ceiling planking in front of you
04/19/2012,20:09:50,kimfaulk,potentially fasteners in those locations?
04/19/2012,20:10:33,kimfaulk,the texture looks like a product of the wood degrading - similar to what you see in freshwater
04/19/2012,20:13:53,kimfaulk,these timbers are in remarkably good shape for being as disarticulated as they are
04/19/2012,20:17:18,kimfaulk,is that an anchor fluke to the left
04/19/2012,20:17:46,Jamie Austin,Anchor is visible.  Fluke to the right?
04/19/2012,20:17:52,kimfaulk,looks like it
04/19/2012,20:18:03,kimfaulk,much better angle
04/19/2012,20:18:25,kimfaulk,this bow is completely smashed in
04/19/2012,20:18:58,kimfaulk,it could be a spare bower
04/19/2012,20:19:06,frankcantelas,folding stock anchor
04/19/2012,20:21:23,danwarren,how much time left on dive
04/19/2012,20:21:38,frankcantelas,can we plan to take another look at the item that looks like an engine
04/19/2012,20:21:46,kimfaulk,yes please
04/19/2012,20:23:46,kimfaulk,bells are also known for being put on different ships after serving their time on a particular vessel - they can be a red herring
04/19/2012,20:25:00,danwarren,after looking at possible engine would like to also look at virtual marker 1 area if there is time
04/19/2012,20:27:26,kimfaulk,looks like the base for a binnacle, but it is the wrong place
04/19/2012,20:28:30,danwarren,how much time do we have left on the dive?  
04/19/2012,20:29:59,Erin Becker,half hour
04/19/2012,20:31:19,Erin Becker,correction: 45 min - 1 hour
04/19/2012,20:32:34,Jamie Austin,Windlass visible.
04/19/2012,20:35:20,Jamie Austin,Windlass horizontal, with two chains visible coming from it, headed forward.
04/19/2012,20:37:51,Jamie Austin,Dropping a marker at what could be engine apparatus related to anchor chain/line handling capability on the ship.  M13.
04/19/2012,20:38:21,Jamie Austin,Correction - W13.
04/19/2012,20:40:38,danwarren,pan down and right please
04/19/2012,20:40:38,frankcantelas,hard to tell from this angle.  we have not seen a boiler but there was a curious boiler like structure near the tank - mostly buried
04/19/2012,20:43:56,Jamie Austin,One engine.  Looking at evidence for others - perhaps driving the anchor windlass and bollard/capstan, which is still installed on deck.
04/19/2012,20:44:50,Jamie Austin,Proceedint to visual marker 1 - to look for chain plate.
04/19/2012,20:59:47,Jamie Austin,Scanning the outer hull ,ports side forward.  Evidence for double planking, with ribs between.
04/19/2012,21:00:21,Jamie Austin,Scupper pipe?
04/19/2012,21:00:36,kimfaulk,sure looks like a scupper hole
04/19/2012,21:03:39,Jamie Austin,Perhaps made of lead.
04/19/2012,21:05:20,Erin Becker,Good lophelia shot
04/19/2012,21:08:00,danwarren,probably the arm of the anchor
04/19/2012,21:10:19,dougjones,frank mentioned a partially buried boiler type object near the tank. Do we have time to look there
04/19/2012,21:11:17,kimfaulk,1700 works for me
04/19/2012,21:11:46,kimfaulk,nice dive!