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On Sept. 3, 2009, I was chosen from among my colleagues to travel aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Polar Sea, homeported in Seattle. It wasn't just the selection that had me shaking, but the fact that I was fulfilling a life-long dream. For what made this trip truly special was the fact that I would not be working for the Coast Guard at all, but rather I would be an intern for National Geographic, and helping film the polar bear's plight in their melting world. This blog will document my journey.
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- I'll just forget about working on my tan.
- What do you mean it doesn't run on twisted up rubb...
- Ice, we ain't scared of no ice
- They tried to ditch me
- Why say no when it feels so good to say yes!
- View From The Top
- Learning At Sea
- I'm Going On A Bear Hunt
- If the Arctic was made of Eskimo pies would you ea...
- Polar Bears but no Coca Cola
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- We will just pull over at the next parts store.
- What About the Bears?
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