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Epic Drifts Across the Sea |
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Christopher Columbus, tennis shoes, skeletons, a Czars vodka bottle,
rubber duckies, hockey gloves, and seabeans.
Clues in a mystery? Perhaps. |
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All have been used by Oceanographers Curt Ebbesmeyer and Jim Ingraham in their efforts to solve the mysteries of the ocean currents. |
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All are discussed in Dr. Ebbesmeyer's upcoming
book on ocean currents, which is being illustrated by Carol.
The most challenging of the illustrations may be Barnacle Bill, the one-armed barnacle-encrusted skeleton in a survial suit which washed ashore in Oahu. |
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Visit again, new illustrations will be added as completed. |
Note: The contents of this page are protected by copyright © 1997. Any duplication in whole or part of this page without the expressed written permission of C.L. Wickenhiser-Schaudt is not permitted under law.
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