Towards the end of the July 2008 cruise, Justin Roberts, a CMOP intern, decided to write a song about our adventures aboard the R/V Wecoma. It is a fun look back at what life was like aboard a research vessel. It's not all chasing salinity and collecting marine microbes.
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