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12 February 2007

Frank - Captain

Frank - Captain
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Frank - Captain
Netherlands

Hi - my name is Frank and I am the new Captain of the ship. Not that it is my first trip on the Esperanza, but it always exciting to get back to her, especially when the ship is doing a year long ocean campaign, which is my favorite issue to work on.

I am from the Netherlands and first went to sea as a ship's boy when I was 17 years old to see what it was like - I've been sailing ever since. I came to Greenpeace having had direct experience of the oil industry - towing oil rigs from Borneo to the Nigerian river delta and bringing flareblooms to oil rigs in the North Sea. I've now worked on numerous Greenpeace campaigns around the world; from climate campaign work in the Arctic Ocean, to surveying the Persian Gulf after the "oil war" in Kuwait, and anti-whaling work in the Southern Oceans.

- Frank

   

Comments

Frank,
who makes youre coffee now?
Hehehehe

Posted by: Mary Ann at February 15, 2007 3:00 AM

Hoi Frank,

na, nog steeds goed voor een leuk verhaal, net zoals het Phantom, of de "eversmiling sailor"?
Wens je/jullie heel veel succes met deze campaign...

doe de groeten ook aan Maaike en `tuurlijk ook aan Lena...;-)sylvia (remember Solo`s nurse)

Posted by: sylvia at February 17, 2007 3:52 PM

Hi Frank,
I'm in Ushuaia now, leaving tomorrow with the "Prof. Multanovskiy" for Antarktika. Not as a decki but a tourist :-)
Luxembourgish greets to everybody onboard and keep the hope.
Doro

Posted by: Doro at February 22, 2007 10:29 PM

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