Jolee Thirtyacre Leg 4 Blog
15 September 2023 We made the most of our 18-hour transit from Axial Caldera to the Oregon Offshore site, and the sea
15 September 2023 We made the most of our 18-hour transit from Axial Caldera to the Oregon Offshore site, and the sea
15 September 2023 Last nights sunset was a nice gift to see after a few days of cloudy weather that blocked the
15 September 2023 Arriving at the Oregon Offshore Site, the day started (not so) bright and early as we began with a
16 September 2023 It’s crazy to think that in less than 48 hours I will be back with land in sight. I
17 September 2023 It was midnight, when we started our last dive at Axial Seamount. J-1561. Recovering the 14 ft tall Hydrothermal
12 September 2023 As my seasickness alleviates, I head out to the van for my first dive at the base of Axial
11 September 2023 The past few days have been fast-paced and slow at the same time. During my first shift in the
16 September 2023 After we made the difficult decision to make the 18-hour transit back to the Axial caldera, we were hoping
16 September 2023 Today I woke to a peaceful and glassy transit punctuated by a 7:30 alarm. It played a little tune,
Leg 3 (which was completed on 6 September) was a mix of highs and lows. We started with rough weather conditions that