Compartments that people never get to see and they get cleaned up. Many in the Island and all but a few have been cleaned by me and their lights fixed. Knock down all loose paint then sweep and vacuum the pieces up.
1) O10 Level. Through that wire screen door you can squeeze around a pump and access forward lookout. No one ever gets above O7 as you will exit a hatch in order to walk around to Pri-Fly. The only way someone gets up here is if security is lax during a weekend party and I have found wine glasses sitting on the base of the mast outside on O11. Other than that either Tom or I can bring someone up. This trunk has been completely stripped of all paint and is awaiting me to deal with a little rust and then paint it. When done you can eat off the deck and the bulkheads. If you are nice and ask I might bring you up.
2) Next is a shot of a compartment an Avionics shop on the O2 Level. This level maybe on the flashlight tour but otherwise no one gets into here. The O2 level is nothing but shop after shop after shop. Would take years to restore given the number of compartments.
3) Radio Central on the O2 Level which Andy has painstakingly and lovingly restored over the years. Parts from the reserve fleet and using his Navy electronics training to get 1MC, 5MC and numerous radios working throughout the ship.
1) O10 Level. Through that wire screen door you can squeeze around a pump and access forward lookout. No one ever gets above O7 as you will exit a hatch in order to walk around to Pri-Fly. The only way someone gets up here is if security is lax during a weekend party and I have found wine glasses sitting on the base of the mast outside on O11. Other than that either Tom or I can bring someone up. This trunk has been completely stripped of all paint and is awaiting me to deal with a little rust and then paint it. When done you can eat off the deck and the bulkheads. If you are nice and ask I might bring you up.
2) Next is a shot of a compartment an Avionics shop on the O2 Level. This level maybe on the flashlight tour but otherwise no one gets into here. The O2 level is nothing but shop after shop after shop. Would take years to restore given the number of compartments.
3) Radio Central on the O2 Level which Andy has painstakingly and lovingly restored over the years. Parts from the reserve fleet and using his Navy electronics training to get 1MC, 5MC and numerous radios working throughout the ship.
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